Comic Book: Incredible Hulk (1968 series)
What This Book is About:
The longest Hulk volume to date continued the numbering from the Hulk's previous book, Tales to Astonish (where he shared the book with other characters like Ant Man or the Sub-Mariner). This volume is creatively speaking, perhaps the richest of them all, including the work of top 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.
Comics Index
Page: 5 of 15
Total Indexed Comics:
373
Comics sorted by date. Oldest shown first. Up to 25 comics per page. Page navigator at the bottom of the page.
August 1976"Havoc At the Heart of the Atom"
Script: Len WeinHulk falls through a microscopic universe until he lands on a green planet. Two Warthos (giant pig-dog creatures) try killing our hero. But the Hulk gets rid of them and continues his walk through the forest. [...]
September 1976"Assault On Psyklop!"
Script: Len WeinPsyklop has Jarella and Hulk prisoners. The colossus is bounded by shacks of Dimundium steel, but he shatters them when Psyklop threatens Jarella. The immortal villain reveals that he belongs to a race that once ruled ancient Earth as he uses various weapons to try halting the Hulk, unsuccessfully. [...]
October 1976"Vicious Circle!"
Script: Len WeinJarella has been placed in isolation for her own good. But Hulk believes she's in prison and goes rampaging Gamma Base. Finally, Thunderbolt Ross can knock him out with sleeping gas. Doctor Kerwin Kronus has developed a time machine. [...]
November 1976"Do Not Forsake Me"
Script: Len WeinBruce Banner takes Jarella for a walk in the city of Santa Fe. They go shopping, dining, trying to leave their problems behind. [...]
December 1976"A Man-Brute Berserk!"
Script: Len WeinHulk goes from Nevada to Manhattan in search of his friend, Doctor Strange, the only one who could save his beloved Jarella, mortally wounded in the previous issue (Incredible Hulk #205).
Thunderbolt Ross sends two combat jets from Gamma Base to halt the Hulk, but the mission fails. [...]
January 1977"Alone Against The Defenders!"
Script: Len WeinHulk is on the terrace of a Manhattan building with the Defenders Doctor Strange, Valkyrie, Nighthawk and Red Guardian (Tania Belinsky). The atmosphere is too tense. Hulk hits the top of the building in anger, causing a large piece of it to fall. [...]
February 1977"A Monster In Our Midst!"
Script: Len WeinWhile a sad Hulk walks New York City remembering Jarella (who died in Hulk #205), a group of bandits aboard a special tank, break a hole in the wall of a detention center to rescue their boss, Bruno Caper. On their way out, they accidentally hit the Hulk (of all things! [...]
March 1977"The Absorbing Man Is Out For Blood!"
Script: Len WeinCrusher Creel AKA the Absorbing Man has been hired by They Who Wield Power to murder the Hulk. Note: Creel isn't the first super villain They have approached for their secret agenda. [...]
April 1977"And Call The Doctor... Druid!"
Script: Len WeinDoctor Druid, Master of the Unknown, finds Bruce Banner in an alley and asks him for the Hulk's help. According to Druid, Hulk's strength is the only hope to prevent an ancient villain mage called Maha Yogi from conquering or destroying the world. [...]
May 1977"The Monster and the Mystic"
Script: Len WeinAs Hulk lies unconscious, Doctor Druid must face Mongu on his own. He dodges the gladiator's attacks and is Maha Yogi who knocks him out with a mental beam. Both heroes end up shackled in the dungeons. [...]
June 1977"Crushed by... the Constrictor!"
Script: Len WeinRight after arriving to New York city, Jim Wilson is attacked by a man hired to finish him off. Jim escapes but not before a tracer is placed on his clothes. Such allows that man's boss to locate Wilson. [...]
July 1977"You Just Don't Quarrel With the Quintronic Man!"
Script: Len WeinHulk is attacked by the New York Police Department, but they are definitely out of their league. Suddenly, a truck from Stark International delivers a gigantic robot to level the score. A tall golden robot called the Quintronic Man exits the vehicle. [...]
August 1977"The Jack of Hearts is Wild!"
Script: Len WeinHulk, tired of constantly being pursued and attacked, comments his anger to Jim Wilson as he turns into Bruce Banner. Surprised to seeing Jim, Banner invites him over to his apartment where they find Kropotkin the Great, a magician and former tenant, who has broken in to recover his stuff. [...]
September 1977"Home Is Where The Hurt Is!"
Script: Len WeinAfter his ordeal with the Jack of Hearts (last iss), Hulk comes out of the water, wet and mad, as hitmen fire at him. They end up in the middle of the river with their car included. [...]
October 1977"Countdown To Catastrophe"
Script: Len WeinThe Bi-Beast unleashes powerful lasers on the Hulk. Despise his awesome endurance, the attack seems to have effect on Jade Jaws! Watching via monitors, Thunderbolt Ross orders to rescue the Hulk and Gaffer opens a secret floor gate. [...]
November 1977"The Circus Of Lost Souls!"
Script: Len WeinAfter waking up on a deserted beach, Hulk searches for food and finds a circus wagon. He approaches it but is attacked by its occupants. When they discover the Hulk's monstrous looks, they bound in friendship with the giant. [...]
December 1977"The Rhino Doesn't Stop Here Anymore"
Script: Len WeinDoc Samson, who's taking some days off his job at Gamma base, spots a broken bridge before the passenger train crosses it. The psychiatrist strongman holds the bridge 'til the machine passes and wonders what caused the damage. [...]
January 1978"No Man Is an Island"
Script: Len WeinBruce Banner is somewhere outside the USA. He finds a ship home and is hired as cleaning man to pay for the ticket. Everything goes fine until Captain Barracuda and his men attack the ship. They look for some kind of device that is not on board. [...]
February 1978"Fury At 5000 Fathoms!"
Script: Len WeinCaptain Barracuda fires the gamma machine into the Hulk. The green behemoth drops unconscious. Barracuda brings Crusoe and the gamma machine into his submarine. Hulk recovers and follows them under water. [...]
March 1978"Show Me the Way To Go Home"
Script: Roger SternBanner is picked up by the Lady Diana ship, whose captain is Walter Newell, A.K.A. the Stingray. Newell takes Banner to shore, ignoring that Banner is really the Hulk. When Newell finds out, he goes after the Hulk and fights with him. [...]
April 1978"Feeding Billy"
Script: Len WeinHulk is attacked by soldiers that can't do much until they use gas. Hulk leaps away but is knocked out by the inhaled gas. A monster called Billy takes the green goliath away before the army can find him. Billy is some kids' brother who turned into a huge black monster. [...]
May 1978"The Curing Of Dr. Banner!"
Script: Roger SternWhile Hulk is leaping through the country, his gamma energy is released from his body. Hulk turns into a green Bruce and finally into the human Bruce. Somehow, Bruce Banner was cured from his curse! Meanwhile, the Leader defeats Doc Samson and takes command of Gamma Base. [...]
June 1978"Follow The Leader!"
Script: Roger SternThe Leader tells how by using gamma ray machines, he turned from that Joe Doe man into his villain form. In full control of Gamma Base, the Leader thinks he's ready to conquer the world. Doc Samson, Thunderbolt Ross and Clay Quartermain are locked and see the Hulk as the only hope they have. [...]
July 1978"Is There Hulk After Death?"
Script: Roger SternBruce Banner is dying so Doc Samson bathes him with gamma rays. Rays don't trigger the transformation so Samson and Thunderbolt Ross think Banner is dead and tell him goodbye. But underneath the sheets wakes up a very mad Hulk. [...]
August 1978"Big Monster On Campus!"
Script: Roger SternHulk punches Doc Samson away and leaps from Gamma base. After a while, Ol'Greenskin reaches Desert State University, college where Bruce Banner attended. Some of Banner's memories bother him immensely. Extremely confused, Hulk unloads his anger against a Socrates statue which reads 'Know thyself'. [...]
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