Item Specifics

Series Name

The Incredible Hulk (1968)

Issue Number

200

Publisher

Marvel

Genre

Superhero

Item Description

? Hulk #200 – a milestone of mayhem! ?
The incredible hulk #200 (1976) – “an intruder in the mind!”
? Written by len wein | cover by rich buckler & john romita sr. | interior art by sal buscema & joe staton

When the Hulk hits issue #200, you better believe it’s not just another angry afternoon! In this double-sized Bronze Age psychological showdown, Hulk is SHRUNK down and sent into the mind of Major Glenn Talbot — where he faces a surreal gauntlet of his most dangerous enemies… all inside one man’s brain.

Yep. It’s that kind of comic.

With the help of Doc Samson and Reed Richards, the Hulk goes on a full-on mind trip — and ends up fighting imagined versions of Iron Man, Silver Surfer, The Leader, Rhino, Abomination, and even his own inner demons in a battle that’s as philosophical as it is fist-swinging.

? Why This Issue Is a Smash:

? 200th issue spectacular – oversized and over-the-top

? Hulk is shrunk down to psychoanalyze via punching

? Rogues gallery showdown IN THE MIND: Abomination, Rhino, The Leader & more!

✍️ Written by Len Wein – legendary Hulk scribe

? Cover by Rich Buckler & John Romita Sr.

?️ Interior art by Sal Buscema (layouts) & Joe Staton (finishes)

? Featuring Reed Richards and Doc Samson in full science mode!

? Perfect for:

Hulk fans who love classic introspection-meets-smashing

Collectors of milestone issues

Bronze Age Marvel buffs

Anyone who wants to see the Hulk punch their subconscious

? Fun Fact: This is basically Marvel’s answer to Freud if Freud had green skin and wore purple pants.

? Don’t miss this oversized Bronze Age gem — where psychology meets super strength and the Hulk finds out the hardest battle is the one inside your head.

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06/15/2023

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Item Location

Ontario, Canada

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Worldwide

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