Herc #1-10 [Cover]

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HERC #6

Written by FRED VAN LENTE & GREG PAK
Penciled
by NEIL EDWARDS
Cover by GREG HORN

FEAR ITSELF TIE-IN!
Depowered,
abandoned by those closest to him and cast away in a twisted,
nightmarish version of his new home of Brooklyn, Hercules prepares for
to make his stand against Kyknos, son of his immortal enemy Ares, and
Hecate, the villainous goddess of witchcraft. Will strength and heart
alone be enough to overcome his seemingly insurmountable obstacles, or
will this be the final, fatal trial of Hercules? Star writers Greg Pak
and Fred Van Lente team up with ace artist Neil Edwards to bring the
closing chapter to Hercules versus FEAR ITSELF.

HERC #6.1

Written by FRED VAN LENTE & GREG PAK
Penciled
by MIKE GRELL
Cover by CARLO PAGULAYAN

START READING with this
Point One Issue!
Herc’s had a busy time recently. He saved all of
reality, got
depowered in the process, moved out to Brooklyn and became a
local
hero. Although he’s no longer a god and shows no interest in
reclaiming his place in Olympia, that doesn’t mean that Olympia’s
forgotten about him. A figure from Herc’s past has come to hunt him
down, and his intentions for what to do once he finds him remain
unclear. Does Olympia have it out for its former son? Written by
Marvel
Masters Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente and drawn by artist extraordinaire
Mike Grell, HERC 6.1 offers an awesome jumping-on point for anyone
curious about Marvel’s beloved bruiser, Herc!

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Kyknos était déjà apparu auparavant? Je me demande s'ils ont songé à lui faire rencontrer son petit frère Phobos.

dans incredible hercules et dark avengers : ares

Bon ben j'ai rien dit

HERC #7 & #8

Written by Fred Van Lente & GREG PAK
Penciled
by JUNE BRIGMAN
Covers by Carlo Pagulayan

SPIDER-ISLAND TIE IN!
You
loved it when Herc dressed up as Thor, but can you handle the
senses-shattering debut of... THE INCREDIBLE SPIDER-HERC?!?! And versus...
THE X-MEN??? Though he is the newly self-appointed protector of
Brooklyn, when a rash of unusual occurrences begin breaking out in
Manhattan, Hercules finds himself "infested" with Spider-Powers of his
own. Unfortunately, our web-slinging former demigod soon finds himself
under the thrall of the insidious intelligence behind Spider Island and
in a duel to the death against fellow champions The X-Men. Greg Pak and
Fred Van Lente join up with artist June Brigman to deliver a
pulse-pounding, wall-crawling [!!!] adventure with Marvel’s lovable lug,
HERC!

Ha ha ha, énorme son costume !

Les couleurs (et le "masque") me rappellent beaucoup Iron Fist !! Mais Hercule ne porte pas ses petites sandalettes :p

C'est pas faux, mais c'est aussi le code de couleur d'Hercule en fait.

ils essayent de reprendre le principe de dérision de incredible hercules lorsqu'il avait échange sa place avec thor mais ca ne suffira pas à sauver la série

C'est clair que vu les chiffres c'est mal barré pour elle...

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HERC #9

Written by FRED VAN LENTE & GREG PAK
Penciled by DAVID HAHN
Cover by TOM GRUMMETT

AN
ELEKTRA-FYING ISSUE OF HERC! Herc has rejected his demigod status to
distance himself from his Olympian ties, especially his father Zeus.
Unfortunately for Herc, that distance is about to get a lot shorter, as
Zeus has decided to move in with his wayward son after an angry Hera
de-powers him. As if parental baggage wasn’t problematic enough, Herc’s
status as Brooklyn’s protector has put him at odds with some powerful
enemies. A team-up with the skilled assassin Elektra could give him the
help he needs... as long as his dad doesn’t muck it up first. Written by
Marvel scribes Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente and drawn by the astounding
David Hahn, it’s a Herc story not to be missed!

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HERC #10

Written by FRED VAN LENTE
& GREG PAK
Penciled by DAVID HAHN
Cover by CARLO PAGULAYAN
Variant Cover by MIKE OEMING

ENTER BABA YAGA! It's hard to be a depowered deity. Herc knows this, and
yet remains a hero. His father Zeus, however, is having a rough go of
it. Adding to their troubles, the assassin ELEKTRA has joined with the
Russian mob to take some powerful items from their Brooklyn home, which
doesn't sit well with the man they're stolen from… the KINGPIN! Herc and
Zeus are caught in the middle, and their only answer appears to be in a
house that walks on giant chicken legs?!? Herculean writers Greg Pak
and Fred Van Lente, along with artist extraordinaire David Hahn, craft
one of delectable former demigod's craziest adventures yet!

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Encore un qui dormait en cours de proportions anatomique! lol

Mike Grell n'est pas pourtant un petit nouveau.
Ces planches me rappellent les vieux Iron man de Luke McDonnell

Dernier épisode de la série

Fallait s'en douter et d'autres vont suivre

Roh, c'est ballot...

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