Written by Al Ewing. Art by Joe Bennett, Ruy José and Belardino Brabo. Cover by Joe Bennett.
Last time, it was just business - and they destroyed a town and left the Immortal Hulk in pieces. Now they're in the middle of New York City, fighting a very different kind of Hulk...and the AVENGERS are taking it personally.
28 pages, full color.
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Joe Bennett, Ruy José and Belardino Brabo. Cover by Alex Ross.
We thought they were dead. We thought they'd been banished, controlled, made harmless. We were wrong. The gamma monsters are coming back - converging, one by one, on New York City. And who can stop them now? Who can save us...from the IMMORTAL HULK?
28 pages, full color.
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Joe Bennett, Ruy José and Belardino Brabo. Cover by Alex Ross.
The Hulk is at his lowest point. His strength is gone. His friends cannot reach him. Gamma itself has turned against him. What hope is there now? What hope is left... for THE WEAKEST THERE IS?
28 pages, full color.
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Joe Bennett, Ruy José and Belardino Brabo. Cover by Joe Bennett.
The Hulk is at his lowest point. His strength is gone. His friends cannot reach him. Gamma itself has turned against him. What hope is there now? What hope is left... for THE WEAKEST THERE IS?
28 pages, full color.
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Joe Bennett, Ruy José and Belardino Brabo. Cover by Alex Ross.
In New York, the U-Foes are hunting a weakened Hulk - with the one thing that can kill him for good. In New Mexico, the new Sasquatch faces something even weirder than he is. Something very strange is happening to Jacqueline McGee. And far above the world, HENRY PETER GYRICH watches...
36 pages, full color.
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Joe Bennett, Ruy José and Belardino Brabo. Cover by Alex Ross.
The rematch everybody wanted - but not like this! The Hulk is broken, friendless and hunted. In every way, he's a shadow of his former self... but there's nothing like the real THING.
28 pages, full color.
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Joe Bennett, Nick Pitarra, Ruy Jose, Belardino Brabo, Marc Deering and Mark Morales. Cover by Alex Ross.
Celebrating 750 ISSUES of the INCREDIBLE H%LKTM! Something is wrong. Something has compromised the simulacrum. EXTRA-SIZE HULK-SM&SHING ACTIONTM! Banner is refusing to yield. Something is wrong. PL#S! ENTER - THE THOUGHTFUL MAN! Something is wrong. Something is wrong. Something is wrong.
52 pages, full color.
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Joe Bennett. Cover by Alex Ross.
Giant monsters have been unleashed in Phoenix, Arizona. The Roxxon Corporation is unavailable for comment. The people need help. They need the crusading outlaw with a heart of gold they read about in the Herald. They need their secret hero. Instead, they're getting the IMMORTAL HULK.
28 pages, full color.
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Joe Bennett, Ruy José, Belardino Brabo, Marc Deering and Sean Parsons. Cover by Alex Ross.
Some monsters are born from gamma... other monsters worship a different kind of green. In his war on the human world, the Immortal Hulk is taking the fight to its lords and masters - the Roxxon Corporation. But when you mess with THE MINOTAUR... you get the horns.
28 pages, full color.
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Joe Bennett, Ruy José, Belardino Brabo, Marc Deering and Sean Parsons. Cover by Alex Ross.
Some monsters are born from gamma... other monsters worship a different kind of green. In his war on the human world, the Immortal Hulk is taking the fight to its lords and masters - the Roxxon Corporation. But when you mess with THE MINOTAUR... you get the horns.
28 pages, full color.
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Juan Ferreyra and Kevin Nowlan. Cover by Juan Ferreyra.
Ten thousand years ago, something green and glowing comes to poison the ancient ground of the Fertile Crescent - and the hearts of its people. One boy is left to bear the consequences - and, for the first time...to open THE GREEN DOOR. Plus: Bruce Banner faces a challenge unlike any he's seen before as writer David Vaughan makes his Marvel debut!
36 pages, full color.
Cover pencils by Neal Adams. Do Or Die, Baby!, script by Chris Claremont and Roy Thomas, pencils by Neal Adams, inks by Tom Palmer, colors by Neal Adams.
With Larry Trask revealed to be a mutant, the Sentinels refuse to obey him any more as they continue to capture mutants and prepare to kill them. Cyclops, Jean and Beast mount an offensive to rescue their captured friends. Cyke, Jean and Hank disguise themselves as Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch and Toad as they battle the Sentinels.
36 pages, full color.
Cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia. The Shadow from the Steeple!, script by Ron Goulart (adaptation) and Robert Bloch (original story), art by Rich Buckler and Frank Giacoia; Edmund Fiske wants to discover the truth behind the deaths of two of his friends but when he does he is killed by the same demon who killed the others. For Love of Money!, script by Kevin Frost, art by Win Mortimer and Ernie Chan (as Ernie Chua); Lyle married Melissa for her money, but his greed is no match for her family curse. An Invasion of Privacy, script by John Albano and Marv Wolfman, art by Paul Reinman, Mike Esposito, and George Roussos; Martin Xavier's mania for privacy eventually leads him to perform a terrible operation on his wife, which in turn leads to his own death. 36 pgs., full color.
Cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia. The Shadow from the Steeple!, script by Ron Goulart (adaptation) and Robert Bloch (original story), art by Rich Buckler and Frank Giacoia; Edmund Fiske wants to discover the truth behind the deaths of two of his friends but when he does he is killed by the same demon who killed the others. For Love of Money!, script by Kevin Frost, art by Win Mortimer and Ernie Chan (as Ernie Chua); Lyle married Melissa for her money, but his greed is no match for her family curse. An Invasion of Privacy, script by John Albano and Marv Wolfman, art by Paul Reinman, Mike Esposito, and George Roussos; Martin Xavier's mania for privacy eventually leads him to perform a terrible operation on his wife, which in turn leads to his own death. 36 pgs., full color.
Cover inks by John Romita. My Friend the Ghost, art by Tony DiPreta; A doctor and his friend cook up a plot to acquire the family fortune by the doctor declaring the man dead and then he pretends to return as a ghost and scare the remaining members to death. On The Spot, art by Paul Reinman; An actor kills the man who directs the spotlight on stage when he finds out his girlfriend is seeing him. The Diet of Donald Moore, art by Sam Kweskin; A man uses a chlorophyll spray as a health tonic until he develops plant-like qualities. What Happened to Mister Snively?, script by Stan Lee, art by Russ Heath; During an atomic war. grocer Snively hoards food in his bomb shelter. 36 pgs., full color.
All new stories. Cover by John Romita. "At the Stroke of Midnight!", script and art by Jim Steranko; Lou and Marie search the Mansion Lou inherited from the uncle he killed for the treasure they know he had. "From Beyond the Brink," script by Johnny Craig, art by Johnny Craig and John Romita (alterations); Arthur follows Mr. Hathaway around in an attempt to write his biography; He cannot figure out why Mr. Hathaway is so passionate about debunking seances. "A Time to Die," script by Stan Lee, pencils by John Buscema, inks by Don Heck; Sebastian Scrogg has been trying to create a potion of immortality for years; He shelters a fugitive, Arthur, because he will have to put up with whatever he makes him do, and however he treats him. 36 pgs., full color.
All new stories. "The Terrible Old Man!" Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Barr Windsor-Smith, inks by John Verpoorten and Dan Adkins. "The Moving Finger Writhes!" Script by Len Wein, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Joe Gaudioso. "Midnight in the Wax Museum!" Script by Gary Friedrich, art by George Tuska.
All new stories. "Evil is a Baaaaad Scene!!" Script by Allyn Brodsky, art by Don Heck. "One Little Indian!" Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Dan Adkins. "To Sneak...Perchance to Scream!" Script by Denny O'Neil, plot and art by Tom Sutton. Marie Severin cover (Herb Trimpe inks?).
Cover inks by Herb Trimpe. All reprints: The Haunting of Bluebeard!, art by Tony Di Preta; A man who calls himself Bluebeard murders and robs the guests of his inn, but when a thief carrying a bottle of Nitro becomes his latest victim, Bluebeard decides to dispose of the bottle outside. Death and Tommy Norton, script by Stan Lee, art by John Romita; A boy's toy soldier shoots his aunt when she attempts to murder him. The Man Who Saw Tomorrow, art by Joe Sinnott. The Twin!; In eighteenth-century France, twin brothers are always competing with each other but the one who was born first always thinks of ideas slightly before the other. 36 pgs.
"Don't Ever Gyp a Gypsy" (art by Al Luster), "The Man Who Ran Away" (art by Luster), "Today I am a Man" (art by Joe Maneely), "Marion's Murderer." Cover by Rich Buckler and Joe Sinnott. Stories by Al Luster, Joe Maneely, and George Tuska. Beware of these fear-filled suspense stories fill with action, intrigue and, best of all, monsters! All reprints from Mystery Tales and Adventures into Terror. Ad for Foom! (Friends of Ol Marvel). 36 pages, full color.
Whitman Variant. "Big City Crypt." Written by Jack Kirby. Pencils by Jack Kirby. Inks by Mike Royer.
Zuras, immortal ruler of the Eternals, attempts to quell the rage of the Cosmic Hulk. However, the Eternals will soon learn that another far greater threat is about to arise...
