De verbijsterende Hulk Special #7

Ja, meneer... daar komt hij weer (Table of Contents: 1)

Hulk / comic story / 21 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Mantlo (credited); Joost Timp (credited as Joost) (vertaling)

Pencils

Sal Buscema (credited)

Inks

Gerry Talaoc (credited)

Colors

Bob Sharen

Letters

Titia Barbillion (credited) (typeset)

Editing

Ann Nocenti (credited) (redaktie); Jim Shooter (credited) (redaktie)

Genre

superhelden (superhero)

Characters

Hulk; Kate Waynesboro; Boomerang (villain); Max Stryker (introduction, villain, Called Max Hammer next issue)

Synopsis

Bruce cures a cancer riddled dog with his new gamma therapy. Looking for a cure to his own ills, former kingpin of crime, Max Stryker, sends Boomerang to capture Banner. Boomerang battles the Hulk and captures Kate, forcing Bruce to use his untested cure on Stryker. With Stryker a little green but cured, he tells the Hulk where to find Boomerang and his lady love. The Hulk is distracted by a structure in Central Park and leaves for Secret Wars.

Reprints

• from The Incredible Hulk (Marvel, 1968 series) #294 (April 1984)

Indexer Notes

Continued in Geheime Oorlogen (Juniorpress, 1984 Series) #1.

Keer punt (Table of Contents: 2)

Hulk / comic story / 21 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Mantlo (credited); Joost Timp (credited as Joost) (vertaling)

Pencils

Sal Buscema (credited)

Inks

Danny Bulanadi (credited)

Colors

Bob Sharen

Letters

Titia Barbillion (credited) (typeset)

Editing

Carl Potts (credited) (redaktie); Jim Shooter (credited) (redaktie)

Genre

superhelden (superhero)

Characters

Hulk; Kate Waynesboro; Boomerang (villain); Max Hammer (villain, Called Max Stryker last issue); Captain America [Steve Rogers] (cameo flashback); the Thing (cameo flashback); Doctor Doom (cameo flashback); Ultron (cameo flashback); Kang (cameo flashback)

Synopsis

Hulk returns from the Secret Wars with a busted leg and a savage temperament. He heads off to save his lady love, Kate, from Boomerang. Once the assassin has been dispatched, Hulk and Kate return to Bruce's lab where they discover that former mob boss Max Hammer has been using Bruce's untested gamma cure to heal the sick. Things go wrong, however, as Hammer turns into a gamma monster before their very eyes.

Reprints

• from The Incredible Hulk (Marvel, 1968 series) #295 (May 1984) [1 page omitted]

Indexer Notes

story continues from Geheime Oorlogen (Juniorpress, 1984 Series) #9.

Doden of genezen (Table of Contents: 3)

Hulk / comic story / 22 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Mantlo (credited); Joost Timp (credited as Joost) (vertaling)

Pencils

Sal Buscema (credited)

Inks

Gerry Talaoc (credited)

Colors

Bob Sharen

Letters

Titia Barbillion (credited) (typeset)

Editing

Carl Potts (credited) (redaktie); Jim Shooter (credited) (redaktie)

Genre

superhelden (superhero)

Characters

Hulk [Bruce Banner]; Rom the Spaceknight; Max Hammer; Dr. Katherine Waynesboro; Starshine [Brandy Clark] (cameo flashback); Dire Wraiths (cameo flashback)

Synopsis

Max Hammer has been turned into a monster by Bruce Banner's gamma cure and he lashes out at the Hulk. During the battle, the Hulk begins to revert to his mindless, brutish state as he tries his best to kill Hammer. Rom shows up looking for Dire Wraiths and finds only victims of the gamma cure quickly dying. Rom uses his neutralizer to heal the victims and remove the gamma radiation from their cells. He tries the same trick on the Hulk but finds even his powerful alien weapon is not strong enough to cure the jade giant.

Reprints

• from The Incredible Hulk (Marvel, 1968 series) #296 (June 1984)