The Defenders #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis November 1976 issue sets up a genuinely tense dilemma right on the cover: the Hulk is mid-leap, fists raised to smash a massive floating cube, while Doctor Strange and another robed figure are trapped inside it, desperately warning him that their very life forces are linked to the cube — if it shatters, so do they. Gil Kane's pencils and Dan Adkins' inks give the scene real kinetic energy, with the fiery red background and the Hulk's determined charge making the stakes feel immediate. It's a wonderfully constructed cover problem that makes it hard not to flip the page and find out how the Defenders talk their way out of this one.
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Reprinted in Comic Reader #134 (1976), I Difensori #6 (1979), Namor #8 (1980), Essential Defenders #3 (2007), Marvel Masterworks: The Defenders #5 (2015), The Defenders Omnibus #2 (2023), Defenders Epic Collection #3 (2025)
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