L'incroyable Hulk #110/111
What happens when a man who can’t stay in one dimension at a time becomes the only one who can stop a rampaging Hulk? In "Qu'est-il donc arrivé à... L'Homme 3-D ?", Bruce Banner’s fragile peace is shattered when his secret is exposed, triggering a transformation that unleashes the Hulk. With the enigmatic Homme 3-D stepping into the fray—channeling the power of his brother Charles—conflict erupts between the giant green warrior and a man who exists beyond space and time. Meanwhile, Woodgod, tending to the wounded Centaure in General Ross’s remote cabin, faces a sudden assault from Doc Samson, forcing him to summon the changelings to defend their sanctuary. As Rick Jones rallies the Teen Brigade, the line between hero and villain blurs in a battle where reality itself seems to fray.
In "La horde de Humanoïdes !", the Hulk finds himself trapped in a prison cell, struggling to resist the urge to transform as tranquilizers fail to hold him at bay. With the help of Rick, who risks everything to plead Banner’s case before the president, Bruce is freed and sent to Astra Island to oversee the testing of the powerful absorbatron. But the Leader, determined to crush the Hulk once and for all, unleashes a horde of Humanoïdes upon the island—turning the scientific mission into a desperate fight for survival.
In the deep woods, the Changelings hold Rick, Betty, Fred, and General Ross captive as they await the fate of the dying Centauron. With Woodgod warning them that their survival hinges on the centaur’s life, Hulk arrives, drawn by the trail of chaos—and a brutal clash erupts. As tensions rise and poison slips into Centauron’s medicine, Hulk’s patience snaps, and he walks away from the fight. With the centaur dead, Leoninus rises with a transformed force of Changelings, turning the tide against Woodgod and the others.
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