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Tales to Astonish (1959) 97-A
Comic Book by Marvel, Nov 1967
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| Number: | 97 | | Variant: | A | | Printing: | 1st | | Cover Price: | $.12 | | Publish Date: | NOV 1967 | | Content: | CCA Approved |
Tales to Astonish (1959) 97-A by Marvel
Item Bio
"The Sovereign and the Savages"
Namor is prisoner of Lord Plunder at his stronghold Skull Island in the Savage Land. The Plunderer realizes that if he can convince Namor of an alliance that he will be unstoppable. While he works his persuasion, the Swamp Men attack Plunder's base, inadvertently freeing Namor, whose righteous rage destroys Plunder's base, while the fleeing Plunder goes to vent his revenge on Atlantis.
"The Legions of the Living Lightning"
While jumping across the countryside, the Hulk collides with a low-flying jet. The surviving pilot is aided by the Hulk, and pleads that the Hulk take him to his base, the stronghold of the Lord of Lightning. Meanwhile, everyone is searching for the Hulk. Rick Jones and the Teen Brigade has failed, and General Ross tells Talbot to call off the search. Talbot won't let it die, however, due to his jealousy over Betty Ross' love for Bruce Banner. The Lord of Lightning sees an opportunity for a powerful ally, and convinces the Hulk of their friendship, just as Glen Talbot is caught spying outside of their base. Talbot heatedly accuses the Hulk of treason, and the Lord of Lightning goads the Hulk into attacking Ross' base.
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| Warlock |
| Thursday, January 15, 2009 |
For the life of me, I can't figure out how the Hulk got from the planet Wundagor II, where he was stranded at the close of last issue to the countryside of Earth right near General Ross' army base.
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