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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Incredible Hulk, The #427

March 1995
"Six Months Later..."
Script: Peter David
After escaping S.H.I.E.L.D. custody, Bruce Banner and Betty Ross settle in Sunville, Florida, adopting the aliases Bob and Betty Danner. Bruce takes a job at a local garage, while Betty works at the town library, both trying to rebuild a semblance of normalcy. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #428

April 1995
"Swamped"
Script: Peter David
While Betty Ross, still posing as Betty Danner, entertains Chief Largo at home, the Hulk tracks down the child killer Albert in the Everglades. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #429

May 1995
"A Little Death"
Script: Peter David
In Sunville, Florida, Bruce Banner (as the Hulk)—still living under the alias Bob Danner—rescues a homeless, pregnant girl named Kate Shappe from being hit by a car after a local man shoves her into traffic. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #430

June 1995
"Sliced & Diced"
Script: Peter David
After the tragic death of Kate Shappe, Betty Ross investigates further and learns from Chief Largo that the shooter was Larry Richards, the troubled teenage son of the town’s pastor. Wracked with remorse, Larry has attempted suicide, and now hides in his father’s temple. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #431

July 1995
"Down Under"
Script: Peter David
Deep beneath the streets of New York City, the SWAT team descends into the sewers with a mission: clear out the homeless population that’s taken refuge in the tunnels. But they’re not alone down there. The sewers are also home to one of the Hulk’s deadliest foes—**the Abomination**. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #432

August 1995
"Shades Of Green"
Script: Peter David
The battle continues! Deep beneath the streets of New York, the Hulk and the Abomination clash in a savage showdown that shakes the city to its core. These two gamma-powered goliaths tear through the underground tunnels, smashing concrete and steel as their decades-long rivalry explodes once again. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #433

September 1995
"Punishment Fit the Crime"
Script: Peter David
It’s a collision course of vengeance and gamma-powered justice! The Punisher is on the hunt. His targets: Nick Fury and Wulf Christopher, a shady drug dealer with deep ties to the criminal underworld. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #434

October 1995
"Funeral Story"
Script: Peter David
Nick Fury is dead, killed by the Punisher in his relentless crusade for vengeance. The Hulk, still reeling from the chaos surrounding Wulf Christopher and the Abomination, feels the weight of guilt pressing down on him. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #435

November 1995
"The Unnatural"
Script: Peter David
Under the alias Bob Danner, the Hulk is recruited by the Florida Pistols, a professional baseball team. To conceal his identity, Betty Ross paints his skin black, allowing him to pass as a mysterious new player. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #436

December 1995
"Uncovered"
Script: Peter David
The army locates Hulk’s secret residence in Sunville and takes Betty Ross hostage, hoping to lure the gamma-powered giant into the open. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #437

January 1996
"Head Cases"
Script: Peter David
Two major headlines rock the world: the terrorist attacks by the group calling themselves The Alliance, and the capture of the Incredible Hulk by Major Matt Talbot. Due to his success at capturing the Hulk, Henry Gyrich approaches Talbot about joining a task force to deal with the Alliance threat. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #438

February 1996
"Fragmented Personality"
Script: Peter David
Banner survives the grenade blast only by turning into the Hulk, but the shards in his brain could kill him if he reverts back into Banner. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #439

March 1996
"Scapegoat"
Script: Peter David
The Hulk, fighting his way through Ogress and Hotshot, eventually makes it to Freehold, just as Jailbait overhears Omnibus plans of using the Leaders humanoids to destroy the World Trade Center and the White House. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #440

April 1996
"The Big Bang"
Script: Peter David
The Hulk, posing as the Maestro, creates a path of destruction and eventually finds time to quickly stop at his house to tell Betty that he loves her and that the world needs a scapegoat so that they can pull together against a common enemy. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #441

May 1996
"Hulk Fiction"
Script: Peter David
Betty lights a candle in the window of her Sunville, Florida home, then returns to her computer and struggles to begin writing her memoirs. Outside, the She-Hulk forces her way past throngs of reporters and cameramen to visit her cousin's widow. She-Hulk encourages Betty to write her book. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #442

June 1996
"Private Sessions"
Script: Peter David
Doc Samson is tied to a chair with rope, an unseen figure is questioning him. When he breaks free from the ropes, they come to life and rebind him. Meanwhile Jen (the She-Hulk) is looking for him. She is talking to the cops and owner of the hotel he was taken from. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #443

July 1996
"Then And Now"
Script: Peter David
Rick Jones' granddaughter Janis, hurled back in time from a future where the Maestro ruled, falls out of a portal in the sky and lands in a dark forest. She sets out to find "the Studly," as she calls the Hulk. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #444

August 1996
"Cable Vision"
Script: Peter David
Continued from Cable #34. Storm, a member of the X-men is speeding through the sky searching for the Hulk and Cable. We find that the Hulk is being controlled by the powerful mutant telepath, Onslaught. Cable, being carried by the Hulk struggles to set himself free of the Hulk's grasp. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #445

September 1996
"Dancing In The Dark"
Script: Peter David
Starts out with the Hulk walking around the subway line and discovering a train with no power. To spite Onslaught, who would love to see these people suffer, the Hulk drags the subway car to it's destination. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #446

October 1996
"I'll Take Manhattan"
Script: Peter David
After the battle with Onslaught, the Hulk is unconscious. The army is clamping him to an enormous metal slab for containment, and he is leaking radiation all over the city. He is airlifted out by helicopter, but soon awakens and breaks free! [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #447

November 1996
"Survivor's Guilt"
Script: Peter David
A circle of spectators hold a candlelight vigil around the Hulk's form, still trapped in metal. The army prevents anyone from getting too close, as there is some sort of energy shield around his body that incinerates anything before it touches him. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #448

December 1996
"Line In The Sand"
Script: Peter David
We open with Janis bathing in a lake while telling Hulk that he is stuck with her for the time being. At the Pentagon, Paris is proposing that the Pantheon can capture or kill the Hulk for them. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #449

January 1997
"Presenting The Thunderbolts!"
Script: Peter David
A fresh group of heroes called the Thunderbolts attacks Hulk and Janis. After trading some mighty blows, they hurt Hulk. But the man monster breaks the wall of a dam, flooding a populated area, purposely, so his foes would turn their attention into saving civilians. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #450

February 1997
""Hurray Hulk!" and "A Little Leeway"
Script: Peter David
Story 1: Hurray Hulk! The Hulk is talking to Janis after his battle with the Thunderbolts when the army attacks. They jump out of there to Universal Studios California. But Janis is still worried about Hulk's temporary weakness against the Thunderbolts. [...]

Incredible Hulk, The #451

March 1997
"Island Getaway"
Script: Peter David
In the New Mexico desert—the very birthplace of the Hulk—Colonel Carolyn St. Lawrence sets a trap to capture the gamma giant. Using advanced technology, her team successfully siphons gamma energy from the Hulk’s body. But because Bruce Banner isn’t present, the transformation doesn’t reverse. [...]

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