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Orígenes Marvel#5
Cover: Jack Kirby & Dick Ayers

Orígenes Marvel #5

Aug 1992 · Planeta DeAgostini · 1.250 ESP
🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "Hulk, Parte 1: La Llegada de Hulk," a 1992 issue from Orígenes Marvel, the Hulk remains imprisoned in the bunker built by Bruce Banner. When Rick Jones is captured by the army and pressured to help test a new rocket prototype, he reluctantly frees the Hulk—only to realize it’s a trap orchestrated by General Ross. As the situation spirals, Rick discovers he can influence the Hulk’s rage, but his control slips when he sleeps. Written by Stan Lee and Roque Gonzalez, with iconic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this story captures the raw tension of a man and a monster on the edge, all under a cover by Kirby and Ayers that echoes the chaos within.

Contains 16 stories
Hulk, Parte 1: La Llegada de Hulk
6 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner] (primera aparición, origen)Igor Drenkov (primera aparición)General Thaddeus "Trueno" Ross (primera aparición)Betty Ross (primera aparición)Rick Jones (primera aparición)

In the tense moments before the Gamma Bomb detonates, Bruce Banner races into the restricted zone to pull Rick Jones to safety, leaving his assistant Igor Drenkov behind—unaware that the countdown continues. As the explosion tears through the facility, Banner’s body begins to change, and in the aftermath, he wakes in the infirmary, grappling with a terrifying transformation he can’t control.

Parte 2: ¡Hulk Ataca!
5 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Rick JonesIgor Drenkov

In "Parte 2: ¡Hulk Ataca!", Hulk, guided by Rick, stumbles through confusion toward Bruce’s home, only to confront Igor, who’s scheming to steal the Gamma bomb formula. The tension builds as brute strength meets cunning in a clash that tests both resolve and the fragile line between man and monster.

Parte 3: En Busca de Hulk
3 pp · Superhero
Bruce Banner [Hulk]Rick JonesBetty RossIgor Drenkov

In "Parte 3: En Busca de Hulk" from Orígenes Marvel #5 (1992), Bruce Banner grapples with the growing mystery of his transformations as military police raid his home—only to arrest the spy Igor instead. With the truth slowly emerging, Bruce begins to suspect that his changes are tied to the setting sun, not just his emotions.

Parte 4: ¡Llega... La Gárgola!
5 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Igor DrenkovRick JonesBetty RossGeneral Thaddeus "Trueno" RossLa Gárgola [Yuri Topolov] (primera aparición)

In the shadowed depths of a high-security cell, Igor makes a desperate call to his unseen superiors—setting off a chain reaction that brings a terrifying new threat to American shores. A disfigured Russian scientist, known only as the Gárgola, learns of Hulk’s existence and embarks on a mission across the globe, driven by a deadly purpose.

Parte 5: ¡Hulk Triunfante!
5 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Rick JonesLa Gárgola [Yuri Topolov] (muerte)Betty RossGeneral Thaddeus "Trueno" Ross

In "Parte 5: ¡Hulk Triunfante!," Jo finds Hulk trapped and manipulated by the Gárgola, who uses a mind-control device to turn the tide. As Bruce regains his human form in the Soviet Union, he faces the Gárgola not with rage, but with a surprising offer: to heal the creature’s disfigurement. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, as a fragile alliance forms between two broken figures seeking redemption.

El Terror de los Hombres Sapo, Parte 1: Llegan los Hombres Sapo
6 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner] (origen recontado)Bobby (primera aparición)Tommy (primera aparición)Rick Jones (también en flashback)Hombres Sapo (primera aparición)Torrak (primera aparición)Betty RossGeneral Thaddeus "Trueno" Ross

In "El Terror de los Hombres Sapo, Parte 1: Llegan los Hombres Sapo," alien amphibians descend on Earth with a singular mission: to reclaim their lost genius. Meanwhile, Bruce and Rick venture deep into a hidden cave, hoping to contain the Hulk’s nightly rampages—unaware their search may be the key to a far greater threat.

Parte 2: ¡Prisioneros de los Hombres Sapo!
5 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Rick JonesHombres SapoTorrakGeneral Thaddeus "Trueno" Ross

In "Parte 2: ¡Prisioneros de los Hombres Sapo!", Bruce and Rick find themselves trapped aboard an alien spacecraft by the Men Sapo. As night falls, Banner’s transformation into Hulk takes control of the vessel—only for Ross’s soldiers to crash it in a desperate bid to stop them.

Parte 3: ¡Bruce Banner, Buscado por Traición!
3 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]General Thaddeus "Trueno" RossHombres SapoTorrakRey Sapo (primera aparición)Rick JonesBetty Ross

In "Parte 3: ¡Bruce Banner, Buscado por Traición!," Bruce Banner is discovered aboard a S.H.I.E.L.D. spacecraft, leading General Ross to accuse him of sabotage and betrayal. The story unfolds with tension and suspicion as Banner’s presence in the ship raises urgent questions about his loyalty.

Parte 4: ¡Hulk Desencadenado!
5 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Hombres SapoRey SapoGeneral Thaddeus "Trueno" RossBetty RossRick Jones

In "Parte 4: ¡Hulk Desencadenado!," the fate of Earth hangs in the balance as the King Frog threatens to crash the Moon into the planet. With Hulk breaking free from his cell and heading toward General Ross’s home, chaos unfolds when Betty’s cries for help draw her father, his soldiers, and Rick to the scene—just as the final confrontation begins.

Parte 5: ¿El Final de Hulk?
5 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]General Thaddeus "Trueno" RossRick JonesBetty RossHombres Sapo

In "Parte 5: ¿El Final de Hulk?", the Hulk, having easily subdued a group of soldiers, takes Betty to Banner’s lab. As a sudden earthquake knocks out Rick and others, the sun rises and Banner activates his Gamma cannon to face the looming threat of the Sapo Men.

Parte 1: Desaparecido en el Espacio Exterior
11 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner] (también en flashback)Rick Jones (también en flashback)General Thaddeus "Trueno" Ross

In "Parte 1: Desaparecido en el Espacio Exterior" from *Orígenes Marvel #5* (1992), Hulk is trapped in a bunker built by Bruce Banner, while Rick Jones, seeking rest, is captured by the military and coerced into helping test a new rocket prototype. Forced to free Hulk, Rick soon realizes the mission is a trap orchestrated by General Ross, and when he tries to intervene, he’s struck by a powerful blast. As the rocket launches into space, Rick discovers he can somehow influence Hulk—but only until he falls asleep, when control slips away.

¿Hulk será Rival para el Señor de la Pista?
10 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Rick JonesCirco del Crimen [Señor de la Pista [Maynard Tiboldt]Tenna [Mary Stenson]Bala de Cañón Humano [Jack Pulvar]Bruto] (primera aparición de todos)Mike (primera aparición)Polly JonesGeneral Thaddeus "Trueno" Ross

In "¿Hulk será Rival para el Señor de la Pista?", the enigmatic Señor de la Pista orchestrates a string of crimes across rural towns, drawing the FBI’s attention. When Rick Jones visits his aunt’s town and ends up hypnotized at the Señor’s sinister circus, Hulk’s instinctive bond with him ignites a desperate rescue—only to be captured in turn. With the FBI closing in and Rick in danger, Hulk must break free and face the circus’s twisted schemes before it’s too late.

¡El Monstruo y la Máquina!
14 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner] (origen recontado)Rick Jones (también en flashback)Betty Ross (también en flashback)General Thaddeus "Trueno" Ross (también en flashback)Mike (primera aparición)Charlie (primera aparición)Bobby (primera aparición)

In "¡El Monstruo y la Máquina!", Betty Ross grows increasingly uneasy as she pieces together the connections between Hulk, Bruce Banner, and Rick Jones. With Rick captured by the military during a test of a new weapon, Bruce and Rick make a desperate decision: Bruce will undergo another gamma exposure, hoping to retain his mind even in his transformed state.

¡El Gladiador del Espacio Exterior!
10 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Rick JonesMongu [Boris Monguski] (primera aparición)

In "¡El Gladiador del Espacio Exterior!", Mongu, a seemingly alien gladiator, invades Earth with terrifying force—only for Hulk to uncover a shocking twist: the invasion is a communist Russian ploy to capture him. As the real threat emerges, Hulk must confront both deception and danger in a battle that tests more than just strength.

¡La Bella y la Bestia!
11 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Betty RossTyrannus [Romulus Augustulus] (primera aparición)Rick JonesGeneral Thaddeus "Trueno" Ross

In "¡La Bella y la Bestia!", Bruce Banner, Rick Jones, Betty Ross, and General "Trueno" Ross investigate military footage of the Hulk—only for the mysterious Tyrannus, ruler of a hidden underground realm, to seize Betty and kidnap both her and the Hulk. Forced into the brutal gladiator arenas of his kingdom, the Hulk fights for survival while Rick Jones plots a daring escape. When Rick finally breaks free, he races to free Betty—only to find the Hulk has vanished, leaving behind a trail of destruction as he flees with them, determined to protect them at any cost.

¡Hulk Contra las Hordas del General Fang!
13 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]General Thaddeus "Trueno" RossRick JonesGram Lama (primera aparición)General Fang (primera aparición)

In "¡Hulk Contra las Hordas del General Fang!", Hulk finds himself hunted by General "Trueno" Ross in a frozen trap, barely escaping before the army closes in. After regrouping with Rick, they hear a desperate radio plea from a small Asian nation under siege by the tyrannical General Fang, a threat Bruce recognizes from his research. Determined to stop Fang’s expansion before it spreads further, Hulk marches into the conflict—no details, no promises, just the promise of a fight.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Jack Kirby
colorist Andy Yanchus
cover pencils, inks Jack Kirby
cover inks Dick Ayers

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↩ Reprints The Incredible Hulk #1 (1962), The Incredible Hulk #2 (1962), The Incredible Hulk #3 (1962), The Incredible Hulk #4 (1962), The Incredible Hulk #5 (1963), Marvel Masterworks #8 (1989)

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