Les Vengeurs Color #4
In "Les Vengeurs et Spider-Man," the Hulk’s rage ignites a clash with the Silver Surfer, mistaken for a hostile alien craft. When the Surfer attempts to heal Banner’s gamma scars, Hulk’s instincts betray him—his fear and fury turn the moment into a standoff. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Marie Severin with inks by Frank Giacoia, this 1983 French edition captures a tense, emotional confrontation where strength meets empathy, and trust is as fragile as a single moment. The cover by Marie Severin sets the tone with a striking image of the two titans locked in uneasy stillness.
In "Point décisif," Betty laments the absence of Bruce, unaware that he’s hiding in plain sight—disguised and tormented by his own fate. When he finally breaks free, transforming into the Hulk, his desperate leap toward a mysterious flying saucer ends not in escape, but with a crash landing that brings him face to face with the Silver Surfer.
In "L'attaque du Surfer d'Argent," the Hulk, convinced the Silver Surfer is an alien threat, charges into battle with the only being on Earth who might match his strength. After a brief clash leaves the Hulk unconscious, the Surfer learns of the gamma radiation that transformed Bruce Banner—and, with a moment of compassion, begins to reverse the damage. But when Hulk awakens and misreads the Surfer’s healing gesture as an assault, he lashes out again, leaving the cosmic traveler disillusioned. Now, with the Surfer gone and Hulk more determined than ever, the stage is set for a reckoning that could take the Hulk beyond Earth—whether he’s ready or not.
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