Incredible Hulk (1962 Marvel 1st Series) UK Edition comic books 1971

UK edition. Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. Cover art by Herb Trimpe. Descent Into the Time-Stream, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by Sal Buscema; Kang plucks Hulk from the present and whisks him back to World War I to stop the Phantom Eagle from accomplishing a mission which will prevent the Avengers and the Hulk himself from ever existing; When the Hulk returns to the present with Kang's plans foiled, he finally reverts back to Bruce Banner. 36 pgs.

UK edition. Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. Cover art by Herb Trimpe. Klaatu! The Behemoth From Outer Space, script by Gerry Conway and Roy Thomas, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by Sal Buscema; Hulk interferes in a battle between Xeron the space hunter and his quarry, the giant energy beast Klatuu, and is taken into space as a slave for his troubles. 36 pgs.

UK edition. Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. Cover art by Herb Trimpe. The Stars Mine Enemy!, script by Gerry Conway and Roy Thomas, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by Mike Esposito; Hulk finds himself aboard a spaceship where he is pressed into service; Hulk settles into this new life with alien comrades, even though the first mate of the ship is the Abomination, one of his most hated enemies; After the Abomination tries to kill him, Hulk is brought before the ship's half-human and half-robot captain, Cybor, who explains the cause of his quest to track down and kill the monstrous Klaatu; As the ship's crew has a final confrontation with Klaatu, Abomination starts a fight with the Hulk and both of them battle as they fall back into Earth's atmosphere. 36 pgs.

Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. The Sandman versus the Hulk in "Sincerely, the Sandman!" Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by Sam Grainger. Trimpe cover. Sandman does a total blood transfusion with Betty, and his radioactive blood turns her into glass. 36 pgs.

Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. Hulk takes on the Leader in "Many Foes Has the Hulk!" Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by Sam Grainger. Cameos by the Rhino, Xeron, the Sub-Mariner, the Missing Link, the Mandarin, the Sandman, the Glob, Iron Man, and the Absorbing Man. The Leader uses a mental enhancing machine to throw all of Hulk's enemies at him on the same day hoping to give the Green Goliath a heart attack. The story continues in part in Avengers 88. (The Abomination is featured on the cover but does not appear in the story.) 36 pgs.

Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. 1st Printing. Cover art by Herb Trimpe. Story continued from Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) #88. The Brute That Shouted Love at the Heart of the Atom, script by Harlan Ellison (plot) and Roy Thomas (script), pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by Sam Grainger; Hulk is shrunk down to infinitesimal size and enters Jarella's world where he regains Bruce Banner's mind, becomes a hero and is betrothed to the queen; that is, until Psyklop shows up to ruin things; guest appearances by Captain America, Thor, Iron Man, Goliath, and the Falcon. Continued from The Avengers #88. Inspired by a 1922 Ray Cummings story. Billy Batson and "Shazam" mentioned. 32 pgs.

Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. Cover art by Herb Trimpe. His Name Is... Samson!, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by John Severin; Ross enlists the aid of Dr. Samson in siphoning off the Hulk's power to revert Betty from her crystal state and to rid Bruce of the Hulk forever; The experiment is a success, and Leonard uses more of the Hulk's energy to turn himself into a super hero; Watching Doc Samson trying to win Betty's affections, Bruce gets jealous and turns himself into the Hulk once more. House ad for Iron Man #39. 36 pgs.

Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. Cover pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by John Severin. They Shoot Hulks, Don't They?, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by John Severin; The Hulk is the focus of a social event as the Parringtons bring him to a party but their women's lib daughter is given the powers of the Valkyrie by the Enchantress and battles the jade giant. House ad for Conan the Barbarian #8, pencils by Barry Smith. Cameo by author Tom Wolfe. (This story is inspired in part by Wolfe's novel "Radical Chic.") 36 pgs.

Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. Cover art by Herb Trimpe. Sanctuary!, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by John Severin; As Bruce is being pursued by the police, he is picked up by Dr. Doom's limo and taken to the Latverian embassy; When Ross and his contingent of soldiers show up to ask Doom to relinquish his guest, he releases a Hulk robot instead; The army quickly destroys the robot, thinking they have done away with the real thing; Bruce bristles at the thought of having Doom as his savior so the villain gasses him and takes him back to Latveria; Doom uses his "subliminal inducer" on Banner, hoping to make both he and his monstrous alter-ego his willing servants. 36 pgs.

Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. Cover pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by John Severin. The Monster and the Madman!, script by Roy Thomas and Gary Friedrich, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by John Severin; General Ross, Betty, Glenn and Samson think the Hulk is dead which is exactly how Dr. Doom wants it; Having made Bruce his willing servant using the awesome power of suggestion, Doom has him construct a gamma bomb with which he plans on subjugating a neighboring nation; Love, alas, brings Doom's well laid plans low as Valeria interferes in Bruce's subliminal programming to save the lives of thousands; The Hulk, not too happy about being controlled, comes close to crushing Doom like a tin can before he leaps off into the sunset; Iron Man cameo. 32 pgs.

Identical to US edition, but has 8p cover price. The Hulk's origin is retold in this 52-page giant. Cover pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by John Severin. Godspawn, script by Roy Thomas (plot) and Len Wein (script), pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by John Severin; Hulk is trying to make his way home from Latveria but ends up in the Sahara desert where he stumbles upon a movie set; The director gets the wild idea to put the Hulk in his film but is thwarted in his efforts when his new star transforms into puny Banner; Bruce gets abducted by aliens who have arrived to witness a gladiatorial contest thousands of years in the making; When Bruce accidentally nullifies one of the stone combatants, the Hulk is left to fight the Colossus on his own; Meanwhile, back at Gamma Base, Ross unveils his plans for a military instillation designed to take down the Hulk. 52 pgs.

Identical to US edition, but has 6p cover price. Cover pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by John Severin. And the Measure of a Man Is...Death!, script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by John Severin; Hulk is still wandering around the Sahara desert trying to figure out how to get home when he is attacked by the Israeli army; Faring no better than their American counterparts, the Israelis watch helplessly as Hulk hitches a ride on a plane headed for the U.S.; Meanwhile, as Ross oversees construction of the new Project: Greenskin, Jim comes to him with information about the Leader's sinister plans to replace key people, including the president, with androids. 36 pgs.