Strange Spécial Origines #184
In "Hulk banni de la Terre," Stan Lee and Jack Kirby deliver a high-stakes twist on the Hulk's origin, with Dick Ayers' dynamic inks and Stan Goldberg's bold colors bringing the tension to life. When General Ross manipulates Rick into launching the Hulk into space for a secret mission, the experiment goes awry—leaving the jade giant permanently transformed and bound to Rick's will, only as long as Rick stays awake. Jean-Yves Mitton's striking cover captures the moment of crisis, setting the stage for a story where control and consequence collide.
In "Hulk banni de la Terre," the military captures Rick, and Ross manipulates him into believing the Hulk is essential for testing a new experimental rocket. Tricked into the capsule, Rick is sent into space—only to realize too late that Ross intended to exile him. When the rocket returns, Banner, transformed back to human form under the sun’s light, is exposed to more radiation, leaving the Hulk permanently unable to return to his human self. Now bound to Rick’s will—active only as long as Rick stays awake—the Hulk becomes a weapon without a master.
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↩ Reprints The Incredible Hulk #3 (1962), Captain America #110 (1969), Captain Marvel #17 (1969), Fantastic Four Annual #15 (1980), The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1 (1983)
Reprinted in Nova #87 (1985), Strange #184 (1985), Nova #88 (1985), Nova #89 (1985)
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