Iron Man #6
In "Révolution industrielle - Chapitre 1 : Dure journée," Bruce Banner, wrestling with the aftermath of Loki’s manipulation, turns to the Fantastic Four for help as the Hulk’s rampage threatens to destroy both the Avengers and Avengers Island. With the gamma reactor spiraling toward meltdown, the Fantastic Four and the fractured remnants of the Avengers race to contain the chaos in a high-stakes battle of science and willpower. Written by Rob Liefeld and Jeph Loeb, with dynamic art by Ian Churchill and inks by Jon Sibal and Lary Stucker, this 1998 issue delivers a tense, action-packed chapter in a story that pushes the heroes to their limits. The cover by Whilce Portacio and JD captures the intensity of the moment with striking, dramatic flair.
In "Révolution industrielle - Chapitre 1 : Dure journée," Bruce Banner, caught in the grip of Loki’s manipulation, turns to the Fantastic Four to help contain the chaos he’s unleashed on Avengers Island. With the gamma reactor spiraling toward meltdown and the Avengers scattered, the team races to prevent disaster—before the city itself becomes collateral.
In "Révolution industrielle - Chapitre 2 : Volte-face," Iron Man faces a crisis unlike any before as the decimated Avengers and the Fantastic Four race to prevent a catastrophic gamma reactor meltdown. With Bruce Banner once again transformed into the Hulk, Iron Man must reach through the rage to reconnect with the man beneath—and convince him to help save them all.
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