Hulk #4

Oct 2012 · Panini France · 4.80 EUR; 5.50 EUR (Belgique); 510 XPF; 2850 XAF; 6.50 CAD; 46.00 MAD; 5.00 TND

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🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In Hulk #4 (2012), written by Jeff Parker and illustrated by Matthew Southworth, Luke Cage finds himself isolated as he tracks down escapees from the Raft, leaving Mach V and Songbird to navigate bureaucratic hurdles. When Mr. Fear targets him, Cage is forced to confront haunting memories he’s long tried to bury—each moment a test of will in a battle that’s as much internal as it is physical. The cover, by Carlo Pagulayan and Jason Paz, captures the tension with sharp, shadowed intensity.

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writer Jeff Parker · artist, inker Matthew Southworth · colorist Frank Martin · cover Carlo Pagulayan, Jason Paz

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Full credits

writer Jeff Parker

artist, inker Matthew Southworth

colorist Frank Martin

cover pencils Carlo Pagulayan

cover inks Jason Paz

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Luke Cage is off by himself pursuing escapees from the Raft, leaving Mach V and Songbird to deal with government red tape. Mr. Fear compels Cage to relive some of his worst nightmares.

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