#251

Synopsis

Bruce Banner is taken in by a friendly family but the father, Hal Chandler, realizes who Banner really is and calls the state police, which causes Banner to change to the Hulk. Chandler, a receptacle for his brother Charles, aka 3-D Man, emerges and immediately goes up against the Hulk. In General Ross's hunting cabin Woodgod, ministering to the wounded Centauron, is attacked by Doc Samson, whereupon he calls upon the rest of the changelings to come to his aid. Rick Jones calls the Teen Brigade for help.

Notes

Reprinted from

• [Marvel Hostess Ads] #50

Reprinted in

• Hulk #6/1982
• L'incroyable Hulk #110/111— N&B [B&W]
• Hulk #6/1982— minus page 13
• Spider-Man and Hulk Weekly #397
• Hulk el Hombre Increíble #97
• Marvel Masterworks: The Incredible Hulk #16
• Incredible Hulk Epic Collection #10

Credits

Script

Bill Mantlo, Jim Shooter

Pencils

Michael Golden, Sal Buscema, Dave Cockrum, Don Perlin, Marie Severin, Al Milgrom, Joe Sinnott

Inks

Michael Golden, Sal Buscema, Bob Wiacek, Marie Severin, Joe Sinnott

Colours

Michael Golden, Bob Sharen

Letters

Diana Albers, Irv Watanabe

Editor

Al Milgrom

Editor-in-chief

Jim Shooter

Characters

• Hulk
• 3-D Man
• Bruce Banner
• Neptunus
• Fred Sloan
• Siren
• Centauria
• Chuck Chandler II
• Betty Ross
• Peggy Chandler
• Viperus
• Leonard Samson
• Woodgod
• Centaurio
• Hal Chandler
• Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross
• Doc Samson
• Centauron
• Hal Chandler Jr.
• Rick Jones

Other printings & variants

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