Comic Book: The Incredible Hulk (1968 series)

Description:
The longest Hulk volume to date continued the numbering from Tales to Astonish #101, a book he shared with Ant Man and the Sub-Mariner. This volume is, creatively speaking, the richest including work by creators like Sal Buscema, Dale Keown, Gary Frank, Herb Trimpe, Lein Wein, Bill Mantlo, and Peter David.

Data Sheet:

Apr 1968 to Mar 1999

1968

N/A

Characters most frequently found in this comic book:
In order of appearances.

Hulk
(Bruce Banner)

Betty Ross
(Elizabeth Ross)

Thunderbolt Ross
(Thaddeus Ross)

Bruce Banner
(Banner)

Incredible Hulk, The #102
(Apr 1968)

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Indexed Comics: 373

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Incredible Hulk, The #402

February 1993
"The Forest For the Trees"
Script: Peter David
With Agamemnon stepping away from command, the mantle of leadership within the Pantheon falls to the Hulk—a role that marks a dramatic shift from lone wanderer to strategic commander. His first assignment sends him deep into the Amazon rainforest, a mission cloaked in mystery and danger. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #403

March 1993
"In Memory Yet Green"
Script: Peter David
Juggernaut captures the Hulk and delivers him to a hidden stronghold deep within the Amazon, now under the control of the Red Skull. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #404

April 1993
"Disarray, Thataway"
Script: Peter David
The battle in the Amazon rages as the Hulk, still under Mentallo’s psychic influence, clashes violently with the Avengers (Hercules, Sersi, the Black Knight, Crystal and Vision), manipulated into believing they are threats. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #405

May 1993
"Downtime"
Script: Peter David
Tensions erupt within the Pantheon when Ajax witnesses Achilles kissing Atalanta, igniting a surge of jealousy that threatens to spiral into violence. Overcome by rage, Ajax becomes uncontrollable, forcing the Hulk to intervene. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #406

June 1993
"American Pie"
Script: Peter David
Rick Jones finds himself cornered when Keith and Ray Chandler, still convinced Marlo needs psychiatric commitment, call the police. The situation intensifies when Captain America himself arrives, lending official weight to their cause. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #407

July 1993
"More Or Ness"
Script: Peter David
With Marlo Chandler fully recovered, the lingering tension around her mental state dissolves. Her brothers, the police, and even Captain America depart, leaving Rick Jones and Marlo in peace—for now. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #408

August 1993
"A Sinking Feeling"
Script: Peter David
After being ambushed, the unconscious Hulk is hurled into the depths of Loch Ness by Madman, whose chaotic vendetta continues to escalate. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #409

September 1993
"Royal Pain"
Script: Peter David
Still reeling from the events at Loch Ness, Hulk pursues Madman, who escapes via jet and launches a brazen attack in London—kidnapping Prince Charles in a twisted bid for attention. Hulk intervenes, rescuing the prince and confronting Madman in a chaotic showdown across the city’s landmarks. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #410

October 1993
"Jaillhouse Rock"
Script: Peter David
Driven by a personal sense of justice, Hulk sets his sights on Fort Cheer, a high-security prison protected by S.H.I.E.L.D., where his former college girlfriend Susan Jacobson is being held on charges of espionage. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #411

November 1993
"Liberation Day"
Script: Peter David
Achilles, Hector, Atalanta, Ulises, and the Hulk complete their infiltration of the high-security Fort Cheer prison, determined to free Susan Jacobson, Bruce Banner’s former college girlfriend, whose incarceration stems from politically charged espionage accusations. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #412

December 1993
"Bi Me That"
Script: Peter David
The plot unfolds as the Bi-Beast, under the influence of the cosmic manipulator Stranger, arrives on Earth wielding the Family Jewels, a powerful bomb-like device capable of mass destruction. His mission: detonate it and fulfill the Stranger’s cryptic agenda. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #413

January 1994
"Illegal Aliens"
Script: Peter David
Hulk and Atalanta engage in a high-intensity virtual reality combat simulation, squaring off against iconic adversaries including Doomsday, Silver Surfer, The Thing, Wolverine, and Venom. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #414

February 1994
"Blast Off"
Script: Peter David
Hulk, alongside Achilles, Hector, Ulises, and other members of the Pantheon, launches into deep space aboard the newly constructed Argo IV, determined to rescue Atalanta from the clutches of Trauma, the Troyjan warlord’s son. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #415

March 1994
"Jammin"
Script: Peter David
The cosmic scope of the Troyjan War expands as the Starjammers—led by Corsair—intercept the unconscious Hulk and Silver Surfer, adrift in deep space after being caught in Trauma’s warp stream. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #416

April 1994
"The Big Bang"
Script: Peter David
The cosmic crescendo of the Troyjan War unfolds as Hulk, Silver Surfer, and the Starjammers are brought before Armageddon, the formidable patriarch of the Troyjan race. Their mission is clear: demand the release of Atalanta, who has been promised to Trauma in a twisted political union. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #417

May 1994
"Party Animals"
Script: Peter David
This issue pivots from cosmic warfare to personal reflection and comedic chaos. It opens with Hulk confiding in Doc Samson about his recent encounter with the Maestro—the tyrannical future version of himself from Future Imperfect. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #418

June 1994
"We Are Gathered Here"
Script: Peter David
Rick Jones and Marlo Chandler finally tie the knot in a ceremony that draws a crowd of Marvel’s finest. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #419

July 1994
"The Last Waltz"
Script: Peter David
Hulk #419 continues the emotional and character-driven arc that defined the mid-‘90s run, blending interpersonal tension with cosmic pathos. At the Mount, Betty Ross agrees to begin a new chapter with the Hulk, signaling a fragile reconciliation after years of trauma and separation. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #420

August 1994
"Lest Darkness Come"
Script: Peter David
Jim Wilson, longtime friend and ally of the Hulk, is dying of AIDS. After being injured during a protest, Hulk rushes him to the Mount’s medical facility, desperate to help. Jim, clinging to hope, asks Bruce for a blood transfusion—believing that Hulk’s gamma-irradiated blood might cure him. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #421

September 1994
"Persuit"
Script: Peter David
Hulk #421 opens with a moment of calm as Hulk takes Betty Ross on a walk through the Mount’s botanical gardens, hoping to share a piece of his new life. But the peace is short-lived. When Hulk sees Ajax embracing Atalanta, he misinterprets the gesture as an attack and lashes out violently. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #422

October 1994
"Flight"
Script: Peter David
Hulk #422 continues the Asgardian detour with a clash of titans as Hulk faces off against the red-haired Thor—revealed to be Roger Norvell, not Odinson. Their brutal fight is mirrored by skirmishes between the Pantheon and the Warriors Three, with even Betty Ross joining the fray. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #423

November 1994
"Hel and Back [Myth Conceptions: Conclusion]"
Script: Peter David
Hulk #423 concludes the “Myth Conceptions” arc with a surreal descent into death and redemption. After being devoured by the Hoarfen, Hulk and Agamemnon awaken in Niffelheim, the Asgardian realm of the dead. They are greeted by Hela, queen of death, who informs them that escape is impossible. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #424

December 1994
"Trial"
Script: Peter David
Hulk #424 marks the beginning of the “Fall of the Pantheon” arc, as long-buried secrets erupt into open conflict. At the Mount, Agamemnon finally stands trial before the Pantheon, with Hulk presiding over the indictment. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #425

January 1995
"Error"
Script: Peter David
Agamemnon, imprisoned by the Pantheon, reveals to Hulk that only his death can deactivate the Endless Knights, cybernetic enforcers programmed to destroy the Mount. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #426

February 1995
"Fall of the Pantheon Epilogue: One Fell Off"
Script: Peter David
Hulk #426 – “One Fell Off” continues the emotional fallout from the Pantheon’s collapse, shifting focus to identity, mortality, and redemption. [...]

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