Issue Description

Mr. Fixit and Spider-Man are having what you might call a communication breakdown. But then again, communicating was never one of Mr. Fixit's strong suits...

Continued from Web of Spider-man #44

As Spider-Man has learned that the Hulk is really Mr. Fixit, he tries to stop the mercenaries form killing one another. Mr. Fixit still angry over the injury Marlo suffered at the hands of Charlie, attempts to prevent him from stopping there battle to the death. This leads to a battle between the two, with Spider-Man utilizing his superior hit and run tactics. The mercenaries begin battling through Las Vegas, before being interrupted by a scream from Charlie. A furious Spider-Man then breaks off his battle to find the mercenary responsible, while Mr. Fixit shows how content he is by her death further angering Spider-Man. Spider-Man then tracks down and begins battling Alpha, as Mr. Fixit returns to Charlie she awakens, noticing there had been no blood he forces her to tell him what's going on. While back on the roof Alpha blasts a sign , forcing Spider-Man to stop it from crushing the people below while Alpha takes aim. However he's saved by Mr. Fixit who rips off Alpha's arms, and drags the sign back onto the roof following Spider-Man forcing him not to tell anyone he had been seen. He then reveals the game was over an amulet, before leaving and telling Spider-Man his heroic actions are useless,he then returns to his penthouse and is met by yet another visitor Doctor Doom.

Continued in Fantastic Four #320 - The Shadow of Doom!

The Incredible Hulk (1968)

Publisher

Marvel

Volume Description

Continued from Tales to Astonish Vol.1 which was originally one of several anthology comics published by Marvel in the 1960's featuring one-shot monsters in their own tales. Over the years the series began to focus more upon some of the anti-heroes still famous to this day such as the Sub-Mariner and The Incredible Hulk. That is why, after 101 issues, that series changed its name to The Incredible Hulk with issue #102. Under this new name the series lasted thirty more years until it finally concluded with issue #474. The series was then revamped with a new number one and a new title, simply called Hulk (1998).

Although it started out as Tales to Astonish, this is actually the second volume to be entitled "The Incredible Hulk", the first, The Incredible Hulk (1962), having begun publication six years earlier, although it only lasted six issues.

Collected EditionsMarvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Prelude (#271)Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Team-Up (#271)Guardians of the Galaxy Solo Classic Omnibus (#271)The Incredible Hulk: Crossroads (#301-313)Marvel Universe by John Byrne Omnibus (#314-319)Infinity Gauntlet Omnibus (#383-385)The Incredible Hulk Epic Collection: Ghosts of the Past (#397-406)

Marvel Masterworks: Incredible Hulk

Vol. 3: #102Vol. 4: #103-110, Annual #1Vol. 5: #111-121Vol. 6: #122-134

Hulk by Bill Mantlo

Pardoned (#269-285) Regression (#286-300, Annual #12)

Visionaries John Byrne

Vol. 1 (#314-319)

Visionaries Peter David:

Vol. 1 (#331-339)Vol. 2 (#340-348)Vol. 3 (#349-354)Vol. 4 (#355-363)Vol. 5 (#364-372, Annual #16)Vol. 6 (#373-382)Vol. 7 (#383-389)Vol. 8 (#390-396, Annual #18)

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