Hulk el Hombre Increíble #27
In "La tormenta del tiempo," Hulk is ripped from the present by Kang and thrust into the chaos of World War I, where he must confront the past to protect the future. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Herb Trimpe with inks by Sal Buscema, this 1981 issue from Editorial Novaro sees Bruce Banner’s identity tested across time, with the cover by Herb Trimpe capturing the moment’s high stakes.
In "La tormenta del tiempo," Kang drags Hulk back to the First World War to sabotage a mission by Phantom Eagle that could erase the Avengers—and Hulk himself—from existence. Trapped in the past, Hulk must confront a battle not just for survival, but for the very timeline that defines him, before returning to the present with his fate—and identity—still uncertain.
In "Klaatu, el monstruo del espacio," Hulk is pulled into the cosmos during a clash between the space hunter Xeron and his prey, the colossal energy beast Klatuu, only to find himself enslaved among the stars. The story unfolds as the Hulk fights to survive in a hostile void, caught between alien forces and the unknown.
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