The Incredible Hulk #383
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Green Canard," the Hulk grapples with more than just his rage—Marlo’s accidental magic turns Betty’s hair green, adding a splash of surreal tension to their already complicated marriage. As the aftermath of the Infinity Gauntlet leaves half the universe vanished, including Rick, Abomination strikes again, abducting his ex-wife and dragging the Hulk into a mysterious vortex. Written by Peter David and brought to life by Dale Keown’s dynamic art, this 1991 issue blends personal drama with cosmic stakes, all under Keown’s striking cover.
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Reprinted in Der unglaubliche Hulk #34 (1992), Hulk #2 (1992), Libros Grandes Sagas Marvel #2 (1994), Devil & Hulk #4 (1994), Spider-Man #13 (1997), Hulk Visionaries: Peter David #7 (2010), Infinity Gauntlet Omnibus #[nn] (2014), Hulk : L'intégrale #1991 (2015), The Infinity Gauntlet #[3] (2018), Incredible Hulk by Peter David Omnibus #2 (2020), Marvel Héroes #112 (2022)
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