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Marvel Super-Heroes #94 cover
Cover: Herb Trimpe & John Severin

Marvel Super-Heroes #94

Jan 1981 · Marvel · 0.50 USD
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In "Godspawn," the Hulk finds himself stranded in the Sahara Desert after leaving Latveria, only to stumble upon a film set where a director sees a chance to star the green giant in a movie—until a sudden transformation into Bruce Banner derails the plan. Abducted by mysterious aliens, Bruce discovers he’s been drawn into an ancient gladiatorial contest, where the Hulk must now face the Colossus after accidentally disabling one of the stone combatants. Meanwhile, back at Gamma Base, General Ross reveals his latest scheme to build a military installation aimed at capturing the Hulk. Written by Roy Thomas and Len Wein, with art by Herb Trimpe and inks by John Severin, this 1981 issue features a striking cover by Trimpe and Severin, and is a standout in the Marvel Super-Heroes series.

Contains 3 stories
Godspawn
11 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Thunderbolt RossBetty RossGlenn TalbotThe ColossusThe SphinxHorusians [DuamutefImsetQebehsenuf]Dr. Igor DrenkovRick Jones

In "Godspawn," the Hulk finds himself stranded in the Sahara Desert after leaving Latveria, only to stumble upon a surreal movie set where a director sees a chance to cast the green giant in his latest film. When Bruce Banner is abducted by mysterious aliens observing a millennia-old gladiatorial contest, the Hulk is forced to face the Colossus alone—while back at Gamma Base, General Ross reveals his new plans to build a facility designed to defeat him.

Godspawn..Part II
9 pp · Superhero
Hulk [Bruce Banner]Thunderbolt RossBetty RossGlenn TalbotThe ColossusThe SphinxHorusians [DuamutefImsetQebehsenuf]Dr. Igor DrenkovRick Jones

In "Godspawn..Part II," the Hulk, stranded in the Sahara Desert after a journey from Latveria, stumbles upon a film set where a director sees a chance to use the green giant in a movie—only for the plan to unravel when the Hulk reverts to Bruce Banner. Abducted by aliens observing a gladiatorial contest, Banner inadvertently disables one of the stone warriors, forcing the Hulk to face the Colossus alone. Meanwhile, back at Gamma Base, General Ross reveals his new military installation aimed at capturing the Hulk.

The Origin of Brucie Banter...And Friend
3 pp · Satire-Parody, Superhero
The Bulk

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Full credits

writer Roy Thomas
writer Len Wein
letterer Jean Izzo
cover pencils Herb Trimpe
cover inks John Severin

Reprints

↩ Reprints Not Brand Echh #3 (1967), The Incredible Hulk #145 (1971)

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