Hulk: Gray #4

In a gripping chapter of the Hulk's tumultuous saga, the green behemoth finds himself cornered, his every move shadowed by the relentless forces of the U.S. Army. As tensions mount and chaos reigns, Bruce Banner's alter ego wrestles with his inner demons and the profound burden of his strength. The battlefield is not merely physical, as the Hulk grapples with the emotional fallout of his existence—one marked by isolation and fear.

Amidst the turmoil, Betty Ross emerges as a beacon of hope. Her deep connection to the tortured monster may be the only thing that can calm him. Her unwavering determination to reach out to the man beneath the fury stands out against a backdrop of conflict, highlighting the complexities of love and turmoil. Betty’s presence is a reminder that even within the chaos, there is the potential for understanding and reconciliation.

As the storyline unfolds, the tension escalates. Each page captures the urgency of Hulk's predicament while delving into the intricate relationship between him and Betty. Their interactions become the emotional heart of the narrative, rich with longing and the struggle for connection. The stakes are high, and the line between hero and monster blurs more than ever.

With visually stunning illustrations that complement the emotional depth of the writing, this installment sets the stage for an explosive confrontation. As the Hulk continues his desperate flight, the readers are left on the edge, questioning whether redemption is possible—or if the monster will forever remain unchained.