The Mighty World of Marvel #146
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bitter Victory!", the Hulk takes a bold stand when he rescues Jarella and leads her people in rebellion—only to face a terrifying new threat when the villain Visis allies with the deadly assassin Krylar, whose weapon weaponizes one’s deepest fears. As the Hulk is forced to confront his own violent past, Jarella’s magicians intervene to break the spell, while a sudden reversal of Pym’s serum returns him to his normal size, leaving the fate of the revolt hanging in the balance. Written by Archie Goodwin and brought to life with dynamic art by Herb Trimpe—both on the interior and the cover—this 1975 issue delivers a gripping clash of mind, might, and magic.
In "Bitter Victory!", the Hulk fights to protect Jarella and her people from the tyrannical Lord Visis, who allies with the deadly assassin Krylar. When Krylar unleashes a weapon that forces the Hulk to confront his deepest fears, the battle tests not just his strength, but his very identity.
When the Jester—Jonathan Powers, a villain with a penchant for chaos and a laugh that cuts through the city’s silence—steps into the spotlight, he’s quickly enlisted by Richard Raleigh to sabotage Foggy Nelson’s campaign for District Attorney. With the city’s protector momentarily replaced by a stranger in the mask, it’s up to the real Daredevil to stop both the plot and the maniacal jester before the game turns deadly.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #67 (1967), Daredevil #42 (1968), The Incredible Hulk #156 (1972)
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