Hulk #4
In "Dédoublement," Bruce Banner teams up with an old classmate in gamma studies to build a machine meant to end the Hulk's rampage. When the experiment goes awry, the Gammatron splits Banner and the Hulk into two separate beings, setting off a frantic chase that forces Banner to confront the only solution left: reuniting with his alter ego to survive. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Herb Trimpe, with cover art by Trimpe, this 1977 issue captures the classic tension of identity and control in a pivotal moment of the Hulk's story.
In "Dédoublement," Bruce Banner reconnects with Raoul, an old classmate in gamma studies, leading to a desperate attempt to end the Hulk’s rampage by building a machine to separate the two. When Raoul activates the gammatron, it succeeds—splitting Banner and the Hulk into distinct individuals—only to set off a chase that forces Banner to confront the monstrous side he’s spent years trying to suppress.
In "Percepteur de l'espace," a down-on-his-luck actor stumbles upon a derelict spaceship and a dead pilot, seizing the chance to swindle the authorities with a bold lie. But the ship isn’t just abandoned—it’s a trap, and the aliens who sent it are far more interested in their human "specimen" than any con.
In "Péril sur New York," the Defenders are scattered—Hulk, heartbroken over Valkyrie’s departure to investigate the Enchantress’s mysterious bond with Barbara, walks off the team. Meanwhile, Dr. Strange, Nighthawk, and Power Man, hired by Pennyworth, race against time to stop the Wrecking Crew from leveling a skyscraper owned by Kyle Richmond, as chaos erupts across Manhattan.
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↩ Reprints Tales of Suspense #33 (1962), The Incredible Hulk #130 (1970), The Defenders #17 (1974), The Defenders #18 (1974), The Defenders #19 (1975)
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