Betty, Thunderbolt Ross, Rick Jones, The Gargoyle, an alien and of course the Hulk (and puny Banner)! This one has a good story by Doug Moench, and incredible artwork by Walt Simonson (pencils) and Alfredo Alcala (inks)! We see everything you could want in this one.
The firs story in this incredible mag is a tale of the Hulk and Rick Jones, as they investigate an alleged flying saucer in Spain! We actually get a re-telling of the Hulk’s origin first (in a couple of glorious pages), then the main story. But that’s for later, as first, we must see what’s going on in the life of the Jade Giant, The Hulk!
It’s even better when it’s a “Pulse-Pounding First Issue!” Admittedly, this post is sort of a continuation from last week, as the back up story in this magazine is the next chapter in the comic book life of a certain monster hunter. He is the author of the Lucius Fogg series of novels and a published photographer.It’s always cool to get a good deal on a comic/magazine.
He has written comics for Image, Top Cow, Shadowline, Avatar, IDW, Dynamite, Moonstone, Humanoids and Zenescope. Posted in: Comics | Tagged: Comics, doc savage, dynamite, entertainment, red sonja, vampirella About Dan WicklineHas quietly been working at Bleeding Cool for over three years. Revisit the classic Curtis Magazine issues and relive the glory days of the Man of Bronze! Collecting the complete, first eight issues of the 1970s Doc Savage Magazine in its entirety! With art rendered by John Buscema, Tony DeZuniga, and Ernie Chan to accompany writer Doug Moench, this book is a must-have for any and all fans of Doc Savage and his Amazing Five. The Man of Bronze is back with a vengeance! In this brand-new archival edition, the harrowing adventures of Doc Savage return straight from the 1970's - fully remastered and ready for action. Doeg Moench, Marve Wolfman, John Buscema, Tony DeZuniga, Marie Severin, Val Mayerik, John Warner, Ernie Chan, Rico Rival, Ken Barr (c)
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