Hulk Comic ran for 63 issues until it joined with Spiderman weekly, in issue 47 the comic changed it's name to The Incredible Hulk Weekly.

Didn't Marvel UK actually commision original art for this one?

I remember Steve Dillon, David Lloyd and John Bolton drawing the Hulk in early issues. - Jim Croasdale

Yours was the only site I found concerning the Hulk Comic I used to read as a kid. Unfortunately I sold ALL my marvel comics (and a few DC comics) when I was about 18 for £4-00. I think I was trying to be an adult at the time. If only I'd known that nearly 20 years later I still wouldn't be an adult I'd never have bothered. Amazingly I remembered the two covers you featured, and I can't begin to describe the feelings I got looking at them. I don't suppose you have any more cover pictures, do you? The whole Marvel thing, but especially the Hulk, gave my childhood/adolescence a special meaning, a period that I will never forget. If I remember rightly the comic eventually became "The Amazing Spiderman and Friends", although I could be wrong. Whatever, I believe they eventually dropped the Hulk altogether, and it became predominantly a Spiderman mag. That's when I stopped buying it. If you can upload any more screenshots, whether covers or of the insides of Hulk Comic, I'd be eternally grateful.

Regards,

A man who finds it difficult to believe he's approaching middle age,

Martin Lyness

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