Hulk album #9
In this alternate-history tale from Hulk album #9, writer Don Glut and Christer Follin explore a pivotal "what if" moment: what if Rick Jones, not Bruce Banner, had been exposed to gamma radiation? Sal Buscema’s dynamic artwork brings to life Rick’s transformation into a green giant, as he steps into the role of the Hulk and embarks on solo adventures alongside icons like Captain America and the Avengers. Cover by Claus D. Scholz captures the surreal tone of a world where the monster and the man are finally separate—each living their own life, free from the other’s burden.
In this alternate take from the Hulk anthology, Rick Jones—instead of Bruce Banner—becomes the Hulk after stepping in to save Banner from a gamma bomb. Now wielding the green giant’s strength, Rick navigates a life apart from his monstrous form, encountering heroes like Captain America and Captain Marvel while forging his own path. The story explores what happens when the Hulk’s power is shared not by choice, but by fate—and how one boy might find peace when the monster and the man finally live apart.
In "Svärmen anfaller!", Jo and the Asarna face a new threat as they tend to their wounds after battling a dragon—only to be thrown into chaos when Queen Ula unleashes the flying trolls of Tryheim, sending them crashing into the flames of their sanctuary.
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