Hulk el Hombre Increíble #31
In "El monstruo y el demente," the Hulk's fate hangs in the balance as General Ross, Beti, Glenn, and Samson believe him dead—exactly as Doctor Calamidad intends. With Roy Thomas and Gary Friedrich at the helm and Dick Ayers bringing the action to life, the story unfolds as Calamidad uses hypnotic suggestion to turn Bruce Banner into a willing servant, forcing him to build a gamma bomb to dominate a neighboring nation. But when Valeria disrupts the mind control with a surge of emotion, the Hulk’s rage begins to stir—just as the sun sets on a desperate stand. Cover by Herb Trimpe and John Severin captures the tension in a striking, dramatic image.
In "El monstruo y el demente," the Doctor Calamidad manipulates Bruce Banner into building a gamma bomb under hypnotic suggestion, believing Hulk is dead and his plans secure. But when Valeria intervenes to disrupt the mind control, the fragile grip on Bruce begins to crack—just as Hulk, barely holding on, faces a choice between fury and freedom.
In "El terrible Psyklop," the world's greatest scientists believe they’ve finally tamed the Hulk—until a mysterious alien from an ancient race abducts him, seeking to harness the gamma-powered giant’s strength to awaken long-dormant dark gods. With a mix of cosmic menace and eerie voo-doo, the fate of Earth hangs in the balance as the Hulk’s rage becomes the key to a terrifying prophecy.
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