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Incredible Hulk #321 (1st Series 1962-1999) July 1986 Marvel Comics Grade VFThe savage Hulk is trashing the town of Jericho, New Mexico, using Doc Samson's body as a battering ram as he lays waste to the town. Not far away are the newly formed Hulkbusters who are still pulling themselves free from their ruined battle buggy. At the same time, reporter Dianne Bellamy is reporting the attack on live television. The locals of Jericho try to gather to defend their town, but when the Hulk and Doc Samson come crashing through their meeting place, they decide that the Hulk is too much for them to handle. The Hulkbusters wonder where Bruce Banner, the man who dropped them into the middle of this war, is in the middle of all this chaos. They are unaware that Banner recently collapsed while on a cruise with his wife Betty. Airlifted to shore and taken to an ambulance, Bruce tells his wife that no matter what happens, the Hulk must die.
Black Panther is back on top!
Black Panther #15 (1st Series 1977) May 1979 Marvel Comics Grade Fine
STILL HOT - A Fan Favorite Title!
Vision and the Scarlet Witch #7 (2nd Series 1985) April 1986 Marvel Comics Grade NM
Continued from last issue...Cap and Black Panther manage to defeat the winged elephant sound construct and rush to the docks fearing Klaw has a plan to escape his suspended state. At the docks Beast and Vision are attempting to ship Klaw's body to Wakanda when the Thunderbolts show up with Klaw's soni-horn. They make constructs of a rhino and lion to keep the Avengers at bay while they blast Klaw with his horn to revive him. Revived and stronger than ever Klaw battles Vision behind a sound dome the other Avengers can't penetrate. Suddenly N'Yaga and Taku show up in a limo with the Panther's vibranium claws which dampen sound waves and will allow him to fight Klaw one on one. Black Panther rips through the dome and finding Vision defeated attacks Klaw. The dock is blasted in the melee dropping Klaw and Black Panther underwater. The Panther manages to blast Klaw with his own horn causing his body to dissipate. At the Wakandan Embassy Omoro welcomes Monica Lynne and Kevin Trublood while outside Wind Eagle also arrives vowing death to the Panther!
As Moon Knight makes his escape to inform the Defenders of his findings and try to save Jack Norriss, Scorpio now has Nighthawk as his hostage beside Norriss himself, who was a necessary collaborator in Scorpio capturing Nighthawk. The Defenders reunited with Moon Knight decide they need the Hulk's power to help free Nighthawk and Jack from Scorpio's base. However, when they find the Hulk, the green goliath is reluctant to fight for them. Hard pressed to save their friends, the Defenders have to resort to bringing the Hulk into a rampage and tricking him into following them to Scorpio's base through the tunnel under the Hudson river. However they arrive too late, as Scorpio has just activated his android Zodiac army. Meanwhile, in Moscow Airport Terminal, The Red Guardian, under her secret identity of Doctor Belinskaya is captured by the KGB.
"The Final Option, Part Four: Decisions of Trust":
While half of the Avengers and Alpha Flight battle the Consortium aliens on earth, the rest of their respective teams are trying to save the world of the Quwrll from Galactus; Vindicator gives his life to bring an end to both problems.
A Bronze Age Classic!
Marvel Saga #25 December 1987 Marvel Comics Grade NM
It's the cosmic origin of the Sentinel of the Spaceways - the Silver Surfer! Featuring material from Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #49, Silver Surfer (1968-1970 1st Series) #1 and Super Villain Classics: Galactus the Origin (1983) #1. Includes new art based on material from Thor (1962-1996 1st Series Journey Into Mystery) #124, Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #74, Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #140 and 146, Daredevil (1964-1998 1st Series) #12-14, Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) #19-20 and 28-29, Tales of Suspense (1959-1968) #69-72 and 80, Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011) 1st Series #14-16, Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #33 and Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #57.
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