Hulk Comic #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHulk Comic #7 (1979) delivers a powerhouse tale with Jack Kirby writing and drawing this high-octane adventure, inked by John Verpoorten and lettered by John Costanza. In a story that ratchets up the cosmic stakes, the Hulk faces a threat that stretches beyond Earth itself, as ancient forces awaken and a towering Celestial makes his ominous arrival. The cover by Jack Kirby captures the epic scale of this moment, making it a must-have for fans of Kirby’s bold, visionary art.
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Ajak calls to the gods, announcing that The Eternals are ready to learn their new plan. Pylons rise up and a gigantic figure lowers itself to stand atop them. It is the Celestial Arishem, leader of the Fourth Host, and judge, and he is to remain there for fifty years, at which time he will decide whether Earth lives or dies.
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