Hulk #44
In "Hulk of Arabia Part 3: The Shifting Sands," Ross and Aaron Stack push deeper into the desert, only to be stunned by the sight of Dagan Shah’s hidden metropolis—its sleek towers and advanced architecture unmistakably alien in origin. As they approach the stronghold, the captured Arabian Knight is revealed to have been transformed, and Dagan Shah now rules as the enigmatic Sultan Magus. Written by Jeff Parker and illustrated by Patch Zircher, with colors by Rachelle Rosenberg and letters by Ed Dukeshire, this issue blends sci-fi mystery with the Hulk’s ongoing struggle in a world where ancient legends meet advanced technology. The cover by Patch Zircher captures the stark, otherworldly grandeur of the alien city.
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Reprinted in Red Hulk: Hulk of Arabia #[nn] (2012), Hulk #2 (2012)
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