The Mighty World of Marvel #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"World War Hulk (Part Three)" delivers a pulse-pounding chapter in the aftermath of the Hulk’s return, as Rick Jones and General Ross manipulate the jade giant’s fate with a dangerous experiment. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with dynamic energy by Jack Kirby, with inks by Dick Ayers and colors by Andy Yanchus, this issue sees Rick trick the Hulk into a rocket launch—only to face the consequences when Ross’s deception is revealed. The cover by Gary Frank captures the tension perfectly, as the Hulk’s transformation becomes irreversible, leaving Rick in control… but only as long as he stays awake.
In the wake of escalating chaos, Hulk stands at the center of a storm as Earth’s mightiest heroes—Mr. Fantastic, Iron Man, Thor, and the Thing—join forces to contain him. General Ross leads a desperate assault, but it’s Dr. Strange who makes the crucial move, launching a psychic strike meant to reach the mind beneath the rage. As the battle fractures reality, Elloe Kaifi and Hiroim lead a daring attack on Strange’s sanctuary, testing the limits of his resolve. Just when all seems lost, a shocking act of desperation turns the tide—Strange’s choice unleashes a new force, one that could change everything.
In "Warbound (Part Three)," Amadeus Cho and the Renegades join forces with the Warbound in a high-stakes clash against General Ross, as the city teeters under the weight of their battle. With Gab Jones urging Cho to protect civilians, the team splits—Cho racing to confront the Hulk alone, pursued by the Scorpion, both drawn into the monstrous Arena the Hulk has forged. The fate of the city hangs in the balance as the final confrontation looms.
When General Ross convinces Rick Jones that the Hulk is essential for testing a secret rocket, Rick’s attempt to help backfires spectacularly—sending the Hulk hurtling into space. Though Rick manages to bring the rocket back, the journey has changed everything: the Hulk has lost his ability to return to human form, and now only Rick can keep him in check—while he’s awake.
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