Marvel Super-Heroes #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When Monsters Meet!", the Hulk's latest rampage leads to a high-stakes mission as Nick Fury and Captain America team up with General Ross to capture him—only for the journey to take a shocking turn when Bruce Banner’s lawyer, Matt Murdock, fights for his client’s dignity during the flight. With the plane en route to New York, a single dose of stimulant triggers a transformation that sends the Hulk hurtling toward JFK, where the Fantastic Four await. Written by Gary Friedrich and Steve Englehart, with dynamic art by Dick Ayers and Herb Trimpe, and a striking cover by Herb Trimpe and John Severin, this 1981 Marvel Super-Heroes classic blends courtroom tension, military strategy, and explosive action in a moment that redefines the Hulk’s place in the Marvel Universe.
In "When Monsters Meet!", Bruce Banner journeys to Washington D.C. seeking help from Hank Pym to shrink himself so he can reach Jarella’s subatomic realm. When his search for Ant-Man fails, frustration boils over—turning him into the Hulk, who must then confront a grotesque, gamma-irradiated remnant of a U.S. senator whose desperate cancer cure went horribly wrong.
In "But Who Will Judge the Hulk?" from Marvel Super-Heroes #100, the Hulk is captured after a destructive rampage in Washington D.C. and taken into custody by Nick Fury and Captain America, bound for trial in New York. During the flight, his lawyer, Matt Murdock, fights to ensure Bruce Banner’s rights are upheld, leading to a tense moment when a stimulant awakens the Hulk—just as the Fantastic Four await him on the JFK tarmac.
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