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Comic Book by Marvel, Jun 1969
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Lot Price $5,999.99
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Largest known Hulk collection that is currently up for sale
(lot of 374 issues)
You are looking at the largest known Hulk collection that is currently up for sale. It is the complete second volume of Hulk, almost 400 consecutive issues.
A little background on the Hulk monthly series. The first Hulk volume was canceled after only six issues. After a while the Hulk then went on to appear in a book called Tales to Astonish.
After Tales to Astonish #101 Marvel decided to rename the book Incredible Hulk beginning with #102. This is when the book officially became known as the second volume of the Incredible Hulk.
The second volume contiued on until #474 when it was cancelled in 1999 due to fan reaction of long time writer Peter David leaving the book.
This lot contains ever issue of the second volume including Wolverine's first appearance in Hulk #181. It is in Very Fine condition and that issue alone is valued at almost $1,000
This is a personal collection so the books were taken very good care of. The conditions on the books range mainly from fine to very fine.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
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| Number: | 116 | | Variant: | A | | Printing: | 1st | | Cover Price: | $.12 | | Publish Date: | JUN 1969 | | Content: | CCA Approved |
Incredible Hulk (1968) 116-A by Marvel
Item Bio
"The Eve of...Annihilation"
The Hulk is a helpless captive of the Leader's resilient prison, and the Leader brings his Super Humanoid on as guard. This makes General Ross nervous, but he places his trust in his new ally. The Leader rants in private about his plan to launch Armageddon, now that the Hulk is out of his way. Betty overhears him, and informs Glenn Talbot. They lobby General Ross to free the Hulk so that the Leader can be stopped, but Ross won't listen. Talbot takes a gamble and frees the Hulk on his own. In response, the Leader sets his Super Humanoid against the forces on base. Ultimately, the Hulk is re-prisoned, the Leader takes mental control of the base personnel, and sets out to launch nuclear missiles at America's cities. 20 pages.
Reprinted in Marvel Super-Heroes (1967) #70.
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