Marvel Super-Heroes #95
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chapter 2: Godspawn!", the bizarre criminal Blow Dryer unleashes her Supersonic Hair Dryer in a scheme to steal money and furs from high-society targets, turning a fashion-forward heist into a full-blown spectacle. The Human Torch counters with an unexpectedly sweet strategy—using Hostess Cup Cakes to foil her plans in a battle of wits and whimsy. Sal Buscema’s dynamic art, polished by Mike Esposito’s inks and Irv Watanabe’s crisp lettering, brings the absurdity to life, while Jack Abel and Al Milgrom’s cover captures the chaos in bold, vibrant detail.
In "Chapter 2: Godspawn!", the Hulk, stranded in the Sahara Desert after a journey from Latveria, stumbles upon a movie set where a director sees a chance to use him in a film—only for the plan to unravel when the Hulk reverts to Bruce Banner. Abducted by aliens observing a gladiatorial contest, Banner’s accidental disruption of a stone warrior forces the Hulk to face the Colossus alone. Meanwhile, back at Gamma Base, General Ross unveils a new military installation aimed at capturing the Hulk.
In "And the Measure of a Man Is Death," the Hulk, stranded in the Sahara, faces off against the Israeli military before hitching a ride on a plane bound for the U.S. Meanwhile, back at base, General Ross oversees the development of Project: Greenskin, while Jim, a concerned insider, approaches him with alarming intel about the Leader’s plan to replace high-ranking figures—including the president—with androids.
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