Smash! #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Bat versus Cat" is a standout entry in Smash! #20 (1966), a 7d comic that delivers a thrilling, high-stakes showdown between two unlikely adversaries. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic energy by Jack Kirby, with inks by Dick Ayers and lettering by Artie Simek, the story unfolds with a bold twist on identity and control. The cover, a striking piece by Shelly Moldoff, captures the tension perfectly—though the real intrigue lies in the story’s central concept: a man and his monstrous alter ego now bound by science, their fates intertwined in a battle of wills.
In "The Monster and the Machine!", Rick’s experimental gamma ray apparatus offers a startling solution when the Hulk, trapped in his monstrous form, is finally restored to Bruce Banner—only for Bruce to push the machine further, risking everything to reclaim the Hulk’s strength. Now, with Bruce’s mind in the Hulk’s body and the power to switch at will, the line between man and monster blurs in ways no one saw coming.
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