Hulk #7
In "Klaatu," Stan Lee and Steve Ditko deliver a quietly unsettling tale of cosmic wonder and quiet sacrifice, as a retired couple stumbles upon an alien stranded in the Everglades. With help from the mysterious visitor, they free him from the bog—only to have their memories erased and their ages reversed, leaving behind a moment that defies explanation. Herb Trimpe’s striking cover captures the eerie stillness of the encounter, perfectly framing the story’s haunting tone.
In "Klaatu," the Hulk awakens aboard a mysterious spaceship, where he's forced to serve alongside an unexpected crew—among them, his archenemy the Abomination. As tensions rise and the ship's half-human, half-robot captain, Cybor, reveals the true purpose of their mission, the Hulk must confront not only his foe but a terrifying entity known only as Klaatu. With Earth's atmosphere drawing near, old grudges ignite and the crew's fate hangs in the balance.
In "La créature enlisée," a retired couple stumbles upon an alien stranded in the Everglades, his ship damaged and his escape blocked by thick mud. As they help him pull free using vines, he grants them a strange gift—restoring their youth—while erasing the memory of the encounter.
In "Un monde bidimensionnel," a curious teenager stumbles upon a strange construction crew digging a hole in the street—only to discover they're not building anything at all, but creating a rift between dimensions. As the truth unfolds, the teen must outwit two-dimensional beings using their own flat geometry against them, before the passageway becomes a permanent gateway.
In "Sincèrement vôtre... Sandman," Sandman’s desperate act of a blood transfusion with Betty backfires spectacularly, transforming her into a living statue of glass. Meanwhile, the Leader unleashes a mental enhancement device that floods Hulk’s world with every foe he’s ever faced—all at once—testing the limits of the Hulk’s strength and sanity.
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