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The Incredible Hulk #105 Marvel Comics 1968 Classic Cover
The Incredible Hulk #105 Marvel Comics 1968 Classic Cover
The Incredible Hulk #105 Marvel Comics 1968 Classic Cover
The Incredible Hulk #105 Marvel Comics 1968 Classic Cover
The Incredible Hulk #105 Marvel Comics 1968 Classic Cover
The Incredible Hulk #105 Marvel Comics 1968 Classic Cover
The Incredible Hulk #105 Marvel Comics 1968 Classic Cover
The Incredible Hulk #105 Marvel Comics 1968 Classic Cover
The Incredible Hulk #105 Marvel Comics 1968 Classic Cover

The Incredible Hulk #105 Marvel Comics 1968 Classic Cover

$ 51.09

  • Artist/Writer: Marie Severin, Bill Everett / Stan Lee
  • Character: Hulk (Bruce Banner)
  • Convention/Event: New York Comic Con
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Cover Artist: Marie Severin
  • Era: Silver Age (1956-69)
  • Features: Vintage Paperback
  • Format: Single Issue
  • Genre: Superheroes
  • Grade: 3.5 Very Good-
  • Inscribed: No
  • Intended Audience: General Audience
  • Issue Number: 105
  • Language: English
  • Personalized: No
  • Publication Year: 1968
  • Publisher: Marvel
  • Series Title: The Incredible Hulk
  • Signed: No
  • Signed By: n/a
  • Story Title: This Monster Unleashed
  • Style: Color
  • Superhero Team: Avengers
  • Tradition: US Comics
  • Type: Comic Book
  • UPC: Does not apply
  • Unit of Sale: Single Unit
  • Universe: Marvel (MCU)
  • Variant Type: Classic Cover
  • Vintage: Yes
  • gtin13: Does not apply

Description

This vintage comic book features issue number 105 of The Incredible Hulk series by Marvel Comics. The classic cover art by Marie Severin is sure to impress any collector or fan of superheroes. The story title, "This Monster Unleashed," is a must-read for those interested in the Hulk (Bruce Banner) character. The comic book is in 3.5 Very Good- grade and features a single issue format with English language. The artist/writers are Marie Severin, Bill Everett, and Stan Lee, while the cover art is also by Marie Severin. This comic book is perfect for a general audience and is a Silver Age (1956-69) classic.