Marvel Super-Heroes #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rampage in the City!", the Hulk, abandoned at Gamma Base and searching for familiar faces among the Avengers, crashes into New York City only to be met with hostility from the police. Meanwhile, Rick takes a strange job driving a car to the city, warned not to look in the trunk—just as the Hulk’s latest rampage begins to unfold. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Bill Everett, Jerry Grandenetti, Gene Colan, and Jack Kirby, with inks by Everett, Ayers, Tartaglione, Esposito, and Brodsky, and lettering by Artie Simek, the issue’s cover by Gene Colan and Dick Ayers captures the tension of a city on edge.
In "Rampage in the City!" from Marvel Super-Heroes #39 (1973), the Hulk, searching for his old Avengers allies after discovering Gamma Base abandoned, storms into New York City—only to be met with police gunfire. Meanwhile, Rick takes a mysterious job driving a car to the city, warned not to look in the trunk, unaware of the chaos already unfolding.
In "Like a Beast at Bay!", Namor, stripped of his memory and manipulated by the Leader of the Secret Empire, hunts the Hulk through the streets of New York with blind fury—until a sudden blast from Krang’s ray shatters the haze, snapping him back to himself. The story unfolds in tense, grounded moments as Namor’s fractured past collides with his present, leaving him caught between instinct and identity.
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↩ Reprints Tales to Astonish #84 (1966)
Reprinted in The Incredible Hulk Omnibus #1 (2008)
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