O Incrível Hulk #13
In "Na Trilha do Ódio," the Hulk wages a desperate battle across the Soviet Union, facing off against the ruthless Vanguard, Darkstar, and the Crimson Dynamo—each a piece of a larger, more sinister design. As Colonel Talbot's grip on reality frays, Rick Jones races to rally Captain America, while a shadowy new threat emerges, and even the Red Guardian watches from the edge of the storm.
In the absence of the Human Torch and Invisible Woman, the Fantastic Four face a dire threat as the Frightful Four invade the Baxter Building, pushing the team to their limits. Thundra enters the fray with surprising strength, overpowering both the Thing and Medusa and shifting the tide against the heroes. As the villains close in on Reed Richards’ most guarded secrets, a glimmer of hope arises from an unanticipated source. Meanwhile, at the Inhumans’ Refuge, Johnny Storm stands on the brink of a startling discovery.
In "Muito mais que um andróide," Rom’s return to Clairton ignites a tense standoff with the Mad Thinker’s Awesome Android, testing his resolve before he can reconnect with those he trusts. Reporter Ace O'Connor races to uncover the truth as she realizes too late that her boss is a Dire Wraith, while Brandy prepares for her wedding to Steve—unaware that the man she loves is no longer human.
In the quiet aftermath of the Wraith war, Rom faces a moment of choice: to return to his life with Ray-Na and reclaim his humanity, or honor his oath to the Spaceknights. When the Prime Director reveals that the Wraiths still roam beyond Galador, Rom must decide whether duty or peace will define his future.
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