INCREDIBLE HULK (1962-99) #2
CGC G/VG: 3.0
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PUBLISHER: Marvel
COMMENTS: ow/white pages
1st appearance of Hulk (Green Hulk); 1st app. of Toad Men; 2nd app of the Hulk, Rick Jones, Betty Ross, & General Ross; Jack Kirby/Steve Ditko cover/art; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 8 (CBI)
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1st appearance of Hulk (Green Hulk); 1st app. of Toad Men; 2nd app of the Hulk, Rick Jones, Betty Ross, & General Ross; Jack Kirby/Steve Ditko cover/art; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 8 (CBI)
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ow/white pages
1st appearance of Hulk (Green Hulk); 1st app. of Toad Men; 2nd app of the Hulk, Rick Jones, Betty Ross, & General Ross; Jack Kirby/Steve Ditko cover/art; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 8 (CBI)
Incredible Hulk #2 provides a second first appearance for the beloved brute that became a pop-culture hero. Stan Lee demanded a change after a botched printing process for Incredible Hulk #1, changing the Hulk from a blotchy gray to the character's green-skinned glory. The key character would survive his own title’s quick cancellation to keep thrilling comics fans, eventually coming back with a top-selling book and a hit '70s television show. From there, the Hulk’s return to the big-screen Avengers reignited the public’s passion for both the troubled hero and his alter-ego of Dr. Bruce Banner.
1st appearance of Hulk (Green Hulk); 1st app. of Toad Men; 2nd app of the Hulk, Rick Jones, Betty Ross, & General Ross; Jack Kirby/Steve Ditko cover/art; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 8 (CBI)
Incredible Hulk #2 provides a second first appearance for the beloved brute that became a pop-culture hero. Stan Lee demanded a change after a botched printing process for Incredible Hulk #1, changing the Hulk from a blotchy gray to the character's green-skinned glory. The key character would survive his own title’s quick cancellation to keep thrilling comics fans, eventually coming back with a top-selling book and a hit '70s television show. From there, the Hulk’s return to the big-screen Avengers reignited the public’s passion for both the troubled hero and his alter-ego of Dr. Bruce Banner.