The Mighty World of Marvel #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Ring Around the Rhino!" kicks off with a lively letter column featuring fan voices from across the UK—Jonathan Hennion in London, Marco Morales in Slough, Antony Hopkins in Wolverhampton, John and Stewart Coniff in Birmingham, Raymond Zimmerman in Edgware, Philip Shepherd in Deal, Ann Breislin in Rotherham, and Brian Turpin in Knottingley—each sharing their thoughts on the latest Marvel adventures, all before the main story even begins. This 1973 issue, with its distinctive cover by Ron Wilson and Mike Esposito, captures the fan-driven spirit of the era, offering a rare glimpse into the readership that helped shape the Mighty World of Marvel.
In "Ring Around the Rhino!", the Rhino, fresh from prison and lured by promises of a more powerful suit, launches a violent attack during General Ross’s transfer of the sedated Hulk to a new facility. Though weakened, the Hulk still fights back with surprising strength, overpowering the Rhino in a brutal clash. After the fight, seeking connection in the only way he knows how, the Hulk takes Betty from her father and flees into the wilderness, leaving chaos in his wake.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #23 (1964), Fantastic Four #24 (1964), The Incredible Hulk #104 (1968)
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