THE INCREDIBLE HULK Four (4) different issues, Marvel Comics (1962 1st Series) Includes: #447A (November 1996) "Breaking the Mold!" Story by Peter David. Art by Mike Deodato, Jr. The Hulk is dying and he's not happy about it. Jump on board for a new direction in the saga of the Incredible Hulk. 32 pages. Cover price $1.50 #448 (December 1996) Cover by Mike Deodato Jr. "Line in the Sand," script by Peter David, pencils by Mike Deodato Jr., inks by Tom Wegryzn; We open with Janis bathing in a lake while telling Hulk that he is stuck with her for the time being; At the Pentagon, Paris is proposing that the Pantheon can capture or kill the Hulk for them; As Janis tries to convince the Hulk that she has ideas for him, the Pantheon attacks with Paris and Colonel St. Lawrence watching by video transmission; The Hulk is easily beating them down when Cassandra unleashes a blinding burst of energy at him; When the blast clears, the Hulk is dead! 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $1.50. #450 (February 1997) Special double-sized issue! "Hurray for Hulk" is written by Peter David, with art by Jeff Rebner and Tom Wegrzyn. Characters: Hulk [Bruce Banner]; Janis Jones; Citizen V; Wild Man [Alex Wildman] (first appearance; villain). Plus: "A Little Leeway" is written by Peter David, with art by Mike Deodato and Deodato Studios. Characters: Doctor Strange (alternate universe); Fantastic Four (alternate universe); Iron Man (alternate universe); Hulk III (first appearance; alternate universe version). Cover by Mike Deodato. Cover price $2.95 #454 (June 1997) "Best Intentions." Guest-starring Wolverine and Ka-Zar. Story by Peter David. Art by Adam Kubert and Mark Farmer. Hounded by the army the Hulk makes his way to the Savage Land, the land that time forgot. The Jade Giant has found a nitch among the tribes and dinosaurs of this harsh land, but his presence here upsets the balance of power. The mutant known as Wolverine and Ka-Zar plan to return the balance. 32 pages. Cover price $1.95. The comics are complete and in overall NEAR MINT condition. Mint (MT) (Overstreet) Nearly perfect in every way. Near Mint (NM) (Overstreet) Nearly perfect with only minor imperfections such as subtle bindery/printing defects. Very Fine (VF)(Overstreet) Excellent copy with outstanding eye appeal; limited accumulation of bindery/printing defects, surface wear, and minor spine creasing. Fine (FN)(Overstreet) Above average copy that shows minor wear but is still relatively flat and clean with no significant creasing or other serious defects. Very Good (VG)(Overstreet) The average used comic book with moderate to significant wear. Good (GD)(Overstreet) Shows significant wear. Fair (FR)(Overstreet) Shows heavy wear. Poor (PR)(Overstreet) Little or no collector value.