Hulk Comic #12

May 1979 · Marvel UK · 0.10 GBP

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In "Hulk Falls Prey to the Legendary Big Foot!", the Hulk faces a new kind of threat when a radio spokesman, altered by radiation, gains a hypnotic voice and sets his sights on chaos—first targeting Ant-Man, who's captured and forced to walk the edge of a pier. Written by Larry Lieber and Stan Lee, with art by Don Heck and lettering by Artie Simek, this 1979 Marvel UK issue delivers a classic sci-fi twist on the Hulk's usual foes, all framed by Paul Neary's striking cover.

Contains 6 stories

Hulk Falls Prey to the Legendary Big Foot!

3 pp · Superhero

A New Peril for the Champion of Merlyn!

3 pp · Superhero

Ant-Man Struggles against the Voice of Doom!

4 pp · Superhero

Ant-Man [Henry Pym]Voice [Jason Cragg] (introduction, origin)

In this 1979 tale from Hulk Comic #12, a radio broadcaster gains a hypnotic voice after exposure to radiation, using it to manipulate the public against Ant-Man. When the hero is captured, the man with the voice of doom forces him to face a terrifying choice on the edge of a pier.

Nick Fury Falls into the Enemy's Trap!

3 pp · Spy, Superhero

Sersi Calls for Help... The Might of Olympia!

4 pp · Superhero

Eternals [SersiMakkari (introduction)Domo (introduction)Thena (introduction)Zuras (introduction)others]Margo DamianJames FisherDeviants [Kro]

Untitled Superhero story

3 pp · Superhero