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The Mighty World of Marvel#30
Cover: Dick Ayers & Mike Esposito

The Mighty World of Marvel #30

Apr 1973 · Marvel UK · 0.05 GBP
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In "Bruce Banner Is the Hulk!", the mystery of the Hulk’s true identity takes a surprising turn as letters from fans across the UK—Dan Clarke, Rick McGuire, Tom Colburn, John Jones, and Janice Didly—respond to the latest twist in the gamma-powered saga. A 0.05 GBP comic from 1973, this issue features the dynamic cover art of Dick Ayers and Mike Esposito, capturing the intensity of Marvel’s giant green legend.

Contains 3 stories
Bruce Banner Is the Hulk!
10 pp · Superhero
ExecutionerHulkThaddeus "Thunderbolt" RossRick JonesGlen TalbotBetty RossArrkam

In "Bruce Banner Is the Hulk!", the Hulk finds himself torn from a cosmic battle with the Executioner and hurled back into his own time, where he must evade a relentless military pursuit. With Rick Jones desperate to expose the truth and Glen Talbot eager to exploit it, the secret of the Hulk’s identity begins to unravel—just as Betty Ross and Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross close in, and Arrkam’s mysterious presence looms over the chaos.

Trapped by the Fellowship of Fear!
11 pp · Superhero
DaredevilEelOxMister FearKaren PageFranklin "Foggy" Nelson

In "Trapped by the Fellowship of Fear!", Daredevil finds himself ensnared in a twisted game of terror when a fake movie set hides a bank heist—and a blast of fear gas leaves him vulnerable. With the Fellowship of Fear using a wax museum to display a life-sized figure of him as a trophy, Daredevil must fight his way through their traps, protect Karen Page, and stand up to the sinister Mister Fear, even as Foggy Nelson takes a dangerous hit in the crossfire.

The Mad Thinker and His Awesome Android!
10 pp · Superhero
Mad ThinkerThinker's androidHuman TorchPeggyInvisible GirlPierrethe ThingMister FantasticShortyBonesRogerCartwrightvan Dorn

In "The Mad Thinker and His Awesome Android!", the cunning Mad Thinker sets his sights on ruling New York by assembling a criminal syndicate—offering each gang leader a tempting prize to join his cause. While he lures the Fantastic Four into separate distractions, he secretly uses the Baxter Building to construct his ultimate weapon: the Awesome Android. With the team scattered and vulnerable, the android stands ready to strike, turning the city’s fate into a high-stakes game of power and deception.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Jack Kirby
artist, inker John Romita
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils Dick Ayers
cover inks Mike Esposito

Reprints

↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #15 (1963), Fantastic Four Annual #1 (1963), Fantastic Four Annual #2 (1964), Daredevil #6 (1965), Tales to Astonish #77 (1966)

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