Hulk #7
In "Entretenir la Rage (2)", the Hulk finds himself caught between a fractured alliance and a dangerous gamble as Zemo proposes an uneasy truce with the Thunderbolts of the future, uniting forces to raid Doctor Doom’s fortress for power and a time machine. Tensions boil over when Fixer confronts his past self, Techno, in a moment of violent reckoning that reshapes the path of the mission. Written by Khaled Tadil and Jeff Parker, with dynamic art by Declan Shalvey and bold colors by Frank Martin Jr., this issue blends high-stakes action with personal reckoning. The cover by Arthur Adams captures the clash of timelines in striking detail.
In "Entretenir la Rage (2)," the Hulk stirs from a blackout to find himself stranded in the hidden undersea kingdom of Atlantis, where his arrival sets off tension among a people unaccustomed to such a formidable presence. As he navigates this alien world, the line between threat and misunderstood guest begins to blur.
In "Comme l'éclair (2)," Zemo brokers a fragile truce with the future Thunderbolts, recognizing a shared threat in Doctor Doom’s castle—home to a time machine and weapons he desperately needs. Tensions flare when Fixer, in a moment of violent reckoning, kills his past self, Techno, leaving the group fractured and the mission uncertain.
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