Rampaging Hulk (Magazine)
(Marvel, 1977-1978)
™ and ©1977 Marvel Entertainment Group
Marvel launched a number of black-and-white magazine comics in the mid-seventies, trying to capture some of the same market that pulp-fiction novels held. Savage Sword of Conan aimed for the adult fantasy reader, Marvel Preview targeted the action-adventure audience, and a number of super-hero comics found themselves magazine counterparts as well.
Rampaging Hulk was a recasting of Marvel’s Incredible Hulk comic book. It contained new stories featuring Marvel’s big green behemoth, along with alter-ego Bruce Banner, sidekick Rick Jones, and an assorted cast of alien princesses, subterranean monsters, improbable villains, and even the occasional X-Man. Issues contained two stories, with the backup story typically starring an action-adventure hero such as Bloodstone, the ten thousand-year-old manhunter. With issue #11, this series changed names to become simply The Hulk.
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Jan 1977
Cover: $1.00
W: Doug Moench, John Warner · A: Walt Simonson, John Buscema
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Apr 1977
Cover: $1.00
W: Doug Moench, John Warner, Ralph Macchio · A: Walt Simonson, Bob Brown, Dave Cockrum, Marshall Rogers
Origin of the X-Men; Bloodstone back-up
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Jun 1977
Cover: $1.00
W: Doug Moench, John Warner · A: Walt Simonson, Sal Buscema
Peter Sanderson L.O.C.
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Aug 1977
Cover: $1.00
W: Jim Starlin, John Warner, David Anthony Kraft · A: Jim Starlin, Val Mayerik, Ed Hannigan, Jack Kirby, Marshall Rogers, Keith Giffen
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Oct 1977
Cover: $1.00
W: Doug Moench, John Warner · A: Keith Pollard, Val Mayerik
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Dec 1977
Cover: $1.00
W: Doug Moench, John Warner · A: Keith Pollard, Alan Kupperberg
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Feb 1978
Cover: $1.00
W: Doug Moench, Steve Gerber · A: Keith Pollard, Jim Starlin
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Apr 1978
Cover: $1.00
W: Doug Moench, Steve Gerber · A: Herb Trimpe, Alan Kupperberg, Rod Santiago
Death of Ulysses Bloodstone
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Jun 1978
Cover: $1.00
W: Doug Moench, Steve Gerber, David Anthony Kraft · A: Sal Buscema, Tony DeZuniga, Marie Severin, Rich Buckler
Series continues as The Hulk #10; B&W