Hulk Album #1
"Hulk og Ka-zar" brings together the gamma-powered rage of the Hulk and the wilds of the Savage Land in a tale that blends action and adventure with a touch of the unexpected. Written by Mike W. Barr and Hans Hansen, with dynamic art by Carmine Infantino and inks by Mike Esposito, this 1982 issue from Winthers Forlag features a striking cover by Herb Trimpe and John Severin, capturing the clash of worlds with bold, classic flair.
In "Hulk og Ka-zar," Bruce Banner, working as a sailor, finds himself aboard MODOK’s ship en route to the Savage Land, where the villain plans to weaponize dinosaurs. When MODOK clashes with Ka-Zar, the jungle’s fierce protector, the Hulk’s arrival turns the Savage Land into a battleground of brute strength and primal survival.
In "Hadets runddans," Iron Fist and Power Man Luke Cage survive a mid-air collision with the incredible Hulk, only to crash-land in the remote countryside where Luke is mistaken for the Hulk and forced to dig a well by a suspicious hillbilly family. With the help of Patty, the family’s curious daughter, Luke escapes their grasp, and together with Iron Fist, they flee the woods and head toward New York City.
In "Ulve i modeskrud," Iron Fist and Power Man take young Patty to a high-stakes fashion show—only for the evening to spiral when the models are replaced by armed robbers. With help from Colleen Wing and Misty Knight, the heroes must think fast as Patty’s unexpected courage proves key in turning the tide.
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