The Incredible Hulk #3
In "No Man Is an Island!", Bruce Banner wakes aboard Walter Newell's boat only to vanish when they reach New York City. Newell, realizing his mysterious passenger was the Hulk, races to stop him before the green giant causes harm—leading to a clash between Sting-Ray and the Hulk, before the beast vanishes once more. Written by Roger Stern and drawn with dynamic energy by Sal Buscema, with inks by Alfredo Alcala and lettering by Denise Wohl, this 1984 issue features a cover by Ernie Chan.
In "Show Me the Way to Go Home," Bruce Banner awakens aboard Walter Newell’s boat, slipping away as they return to New York City. When Newell realizes his mysterious passenger was Banner, he races to stop the Hulk before the monster causes harm—leading to a clash between Sting-Ray and the Hulk, and the green giant vanishing once more.
In "Feeding Billy," the Hulk is led to a remote cave by two young siblings seeking help for their brother, Billy—a boy whose life has been twisted by radiation into something monstrous and hungry. What begins as a desperate plea for salvation quickly unfolds into a chilling encounter with a creature born of science gone wrong, testing the Hulk’s strength and humanity in equal measure.
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