Strange Spécial Origines #277 hors série

Jan 1993 · Semic S.A. · 17,50 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“La naissance de Hulk”

"La naissance de Hulk" presents a definitive origin tale of the gamma-powered giant, drawn by Jack Kirby with inks by Paul Reinman and colors by Stan Goldberg, capturing the raw intensity of Bruce Banner’s transformation. Written by Stan Lee, this 1993 hors série issue chronicles the moment a scientist’s life is forever changed by a catastrophic accident, setting the stage for a duality that defines his existence. The cover by Dale Keown vividly captures the moment of transformation, a striking image that echoes the story’s central theme.

writer Stan Lee · artist Jack Kirby · inker Paul Reinman · colorist Stan Goldberg · cover Dale Keown

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writer Stan Lee

artist Jack Kirby

inker Paul Reinman

colorist Stan Goldberg

cover pencils, inks Dale Keown

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Scientist Bruce Banner saves a young boy from being killed by a nuclear blast but absorbs deadly amounts of gamma radiation which transforms him into a monster dubbed the Hulk. Bruce Banner is scientist by day, but transforms into the Hulk once the sun goes down.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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