L'incroyable Hulk #175
In "Liberté!", Bruce Banner lies unconscious after Doc Samson finally separates him from the Hulk, leaving the green giant seemingly subdued. But when Quartermain arrives to have the Hulk arrested and permanently eliminated by SHIELD, Samson makes a desperate choice—freeing the creature he once believed could be redeemed. With Hulk unleashed and Samson vowing to hunt him down, the line between protector and predator blurs. Written and illustrated by John Byrne, with inks by Keith Williams and colors by Andy Yanchus, this 1986 issue features a cover by Byrne, capturing the tension in a single, striking image.
In "Liberté!", Bruce Banner lies unconscious after Doc Samson separates him from the Hulk, leaving the green giant momentarily subdued—only for Quartermain to intervene, demanding SHIELD eliminate the creature permanently. Though Samson frees Hulk in a desperate bid to redirect his power toward good, the rage erupts anew, and Samson vows to hunt him down and end him.
In "La chasse sauvage," Roger Willis finds himself hunted by the Black Elves as they seek to seize the ancient Arche des Anciens from its new guardian. With Thor drawn into the conflict, Malekith captures Melodi, using her life as a weapon to force Roger to surrender the relic—leaving the fate of the Arche and Melodi hanging in the balance.
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