Hulk #4
"La proie de l'ombre" delivers a pulse-pounding chapter in the Hulk's saga, with Bruce Banner once more transformed as the battle with the Missing Link escalates. Written by Archie Goodwin and Roy Thomas, and brought to life by Marie Severin’s dynamic coloring and Herb Trimpe’s bold art—inked by George Tuska—this 1983 French release sees SHIELD and Fury joining the fray, only for both the Hulk and the Missing Link to be captured by a Russian vessel. After a tense escape and a fiery climax aboard the doomed ship, the Hulk’s heroism is tested when a small boy’s life hangs in the balance, and Yuri Brevlov faces a choice that could define his fate. Cover by Herb Trimpe and Syd Shores captures the intensity of the moment, making this a standout issue in the series’ storied run.
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Banner once again becomes the Hulk as the battle with the Missing Link continues. Fury and SHIELD move in to help in capturing them. During the fight, a Russian ship captures them. The Russians do tests on the Missing Link but the Hulk escapes his captivity and causes mayhem. The Hulk makes it back to terra firma just as the Missing Link finally overloads on radiation and explodes. Yuri and his men escape their doomed ship in a smaller saucer and even though the Hulk has just saved a small Russian boy from a burning house, Brevlov is pressured by his men to finish off the monster.
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