Los Vengadores #13
"Aquí está Atuma" marks a pivotal moment in the series' early run, delivering a tense, character-driven story that deepens the mystery around Bruce Banner’s transformation and the military’s uneasy alliance with the Hulk. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with sharp precision by Steve Ditko, with inks by George Bell, the issue unfolds on the isolated island of Astra as Banner is released under presidential order to oversee the dangerous absorbatrón experiment—only for a sudden threat to emerge in the form of a wave of humanoid duplicates. The cover, a dynamic piece by Jack Kirby with inks by Dick Ayers, captures the moment of confrontation with striking energy, setting the stage for a battle that tests both science and survival.
In "Aquí está Atuma," Jo, shaken by Hank’s harsh words after a lab mishap, flees in sorrow, only to be captured during Atuma’s final assault on the surface world. As the skies darken with the giant’s looming threat, an unexpected ally emerges—someone long thought beyond redemption, now stepping forward to save her.
In *Los Vengadores #13* (1966), Bruce Banner, imprisoned and on tranquilizers to suppress his alter ego, the Hulk, becomes the focus of a desperate plea from Rick. With the president’s order, Banner is freed and sent to the island of Astra to oversee tests of his own absorbatrón—a device capable of absorbing a nuclear explosion. But when the leader of a humanoid force realizes one specimen isn’t enough, he unleashes a full horda toward Astra, setting the stage for a clash with the Hulk.
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