O Incrível Hulk #144
In "O Círculo Se Fecha / Hulk Desafiado! / O Hulk à Solta! / O Hulk Confrontado," John Byrne and Estúdio Art & Comics deliver a high-stakes mission across Europe as Jacqueline Falsworth, the former Spitfire, reunites the Invaders to rescue the Human Torch and Namor from a Nazi remnant led by the Grand Master. With the Grand Master and the Warrior Woman facing their past, the Human Torch makes a devastating choice to save Jacqueline—sacrificing his powers and vanishing from the world. The fallout leaves Falsworth restored to her youth, her powers at their peak, as the Hulk's presence looms in the shadows. Cover by John Byrne.
In this 1995 installment from *O Incrível Hulk #144*, the Hulk and Jo take drastic action by capturing the spy Igor, the man responsible for Bruce Banner’s gamma exposure. Forced to relive the moment that transformed Banner into the Hulk, the experiment spirals into chaos as the Protectorate of the People intervenes—setting the Hulk and Jo at odds with both the Panteão and the mission to save Igor.
In "Os Invasores Estão Aqui!", Jacqueline Falsworth, the former Spitfire, answers the call to rescue the Human Torch and Namor, captured in Berlin by a Nazi remnant led by the Grand Master. With her old allies the Invaders reassembled, she faces off against the Grand Master and the Warrior Woman—her wartime enemies—testing her resolve and her legacy. When the Human Torch makes a devastating sacrifice to save her, Jacqueline is transformed, returning to adolescence with her powers fully restored.
In "Chamas do Dragão," Rhodey, after stealing Tony Stark’s armor to pursue the Mandarim, finds himself ambushed by the ancient dragon Fin Fang Foom. As Stark receives aid from a Chinese doctor, Rhodey must face the beast alone—though his efforts quickly prove futile against the dragon’s might.
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