The Incredible Hulk, #241 Direct
Published: November 1979
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Issue Contents:
Half a Hulk....Is Better Than None!
Characters
- Bruce Banner (mainstream Universe)
- Hulk (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Al Milgrom
- Inks: Al Milgrom
Partners in Deception!
Storyline
As the captured Hulk's power continues to be absorbed by the Flame, one of They Who Wield Power betrays the others and reveals himself to be an old enemy.
Characters
- Romulus Augustulus (mainstream Universe)
- Bruce Banner (mainstream Universe)
- Matthew Gilden (mainstream Universe)
- Goldbug (mainstream Universe)
- Ben Grimm (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Hulk (mainstream Universe)
- Human Torch (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Keeper of the Flame (mainstream Universe) [Death]
- Lann (mainstream Universe)
- Mister Fantastic (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Nova (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Prince Rey (mainstream Universe) [Death]
- Reed Richards (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Richard Rider (mainstream Universe)
- Johnny Storm (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- The Thing (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Tulak (mainstream Universe)
- Tyrannus (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Script: Roger Stern
- Pencils: Sal Buscema
- Inks: Sal Buscema
- Colors: Jean-Marie Borbouse
- Letters: Jim Novak
4 Titles for the Price of 3!
Featuring Marvel Subscriptions
Characters
- Stan Lee
- Hulk
- Captain America
- the Thing
- Iron Man
Credits
- Pencils: Marie Severin
- Inks: Marie Severin
Story Notes
On page 20.
Captain Marvel vs. Professor Sneer.
"Propelled by a glittering beam of photons,"
Storyline
Captain Marvel prevents Professor Sneer from extinguishing the sun.
Characters
- Captain Marvel [Mar-Vell]
- Professor Sneer
Credits
- Pencils: Mike Esposito
- Inks: Mike Esposito (uncertain)
- Letters: Jim Novak (uncertain)
Story Notes
Mike Esposito credit from auction of original art at Heritage Auction Galleries in January 2002.
Green Skin's Grab-Bag
Credits
- Script: Roger Stern
Story Notes
Letters from Ed Via, Patrick Cook, Tad Ray Christiansen, and Roger Green.