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Cover: Bob Layton

Hercules #1

Sep 1982 · Marvel · 0.60 USD; 0.25 GBP
📊 ~44,512 copies sold its debut month
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“What Fools These Immortals Be!”

Marvel takes the Lion of Olympus to the stars in this 1982 limited series opener, with Bob Layton's cover delivering an immediate statement of intent: a massive, muscle-bound Hercules dominates the foreground, golden gauntlets raised, as enemy spacecraft fire energy beams and defeated armored warriors are strewn at his feet. A lone soldier scrambles away in the background, the rocky alien terrain and star-filled cosmos making it gloriously clear that the Prince of Power has traded ancient Greece for a far grander stage.

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writer, artist, inker Bob Layton · inker Josef Rubinstein · colorist Christie Scheele · letterer Rick Parker · cover Bob Layton

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writer, artist, inker Bob Layton
letterer Rick Parker
cover pencils, inks Bob Layton

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Zeus exiles Hercules from Olympus until he learns humility. First appearance of the Recorder robot that accompanies Hercules through his travels.

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