Hulk #6
In "Hulk et le tyran," the Hulk journeys to the war-torn nation of Morvania after a desperate act of mercy, only to be thrust into a rebellion against the tyrannical Draxon. With the people seeing him as a legendary Golem of salvation, the Hulk must navigate a conflict far beyond his own struggles. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life by Herb Trimpe’s dynamic art with inks by John Severin, this 1977 issue offers a bold, politically charged chapter in the Hulk’s saga, with a cover by Trimpe and Severin.
In "Hulk et le tyran," the Hulk journeys to the war-torn nation of Morvania after a desperate act of mercy, only to be drawn into a brutal struggle against the tyrannical Draxon. As the oppressed people begin to see him as the mythical Golem reborn, the Hulk must navigate a war not of his making, caught between the weight of legend and the burden of his own strength.
In "Voyage temporel," Kang drags the Hulk into World War I to thwart the Phantom Eagle’s mission—a task that could erase the Avengers and the Hulk from history. With time itself at stake, the Hulk must navigate a past he never knew, facing a threat that could unravel his very existence.
In "Enlèvement," Dr. Strange gets a frantic call from Nighthawk—his friend is trapped, and the only clue is a cryptic message from Tapping Tommy. With time running out, Strange and the Defenders spring into action, racing to rescue Nighthawk before it's too late.
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