Hulk album #[10]
In "Tänk om Hulk alltid hade Bruce Banners hjärna," Attilan faces an unexpected visit from intergalactic guardian 459, just as King Randac returns from the Terrigen Dimension wielding newfound powers. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby with inks by Joe Sinnott and letters by Birgit Lundborg, this 1983 issue explores the consequences of the Kree's hidden influence on the evolution of Attilan's people, all rendered in a striking cover by Claus D. Scholz.
In "Tänk om Hulk alltid hade Bruce Banners hjärna," the Hulk retains his intelligence and joins forces with Mr. Fantastic and Professor X to confront the cosmic threat of Galactus. As the battle reaches its climax, the heroes lose their powers—but the Thing’s abilities surge, leaving him dangerously powerful and unpredictable.
In "Sanningens ögonblick!", Attilan faces an unexpected visit from the intergalactic guardian 459, just as King Randac returns from the Terrigen Mists wielding newfound powers. As ancient truths about the Inhumans' origins begin to surface, the revelation of the Kree's role in their advancement sends shockwaves through the royal court.
In "Svarta Blixten," Agon and Rynda grapple with the unintended consequences of their genetic experiment on their infant son, who manifests startling abilities in levitation and electron manipulation—only to reveal a far more volatile power in his voice. The story unfolds as the family confronts the growing danger of a gift they never fully understood.
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↩ Reprints Thor #147 (1967), Thor #148 (1968), What If? #2 (1977), Der unglaubliche Hulk #8
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