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Incredible Hulk vs Thing and Hollywood in Marvel Two-in-One #46 1978 Comic Book Review

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First published at 16:06 UTC on February 9th, 2022.

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Incredible Hulk vs Thing and Hollywood in Marvel Two-in-One #46 1978 Comic Book Review

We’ll take a look at one of my favorite superhero comic book battle stories of all time, Marvel Two-In-One #46 featuring the Thing and guest starring the Incredi…

Incredible Hulk vs Thing and Hollywood in Marvel Two-in-One #46 1978 Comic Book Review

We’ll take a look at one of my favorite superhero comic book battle stories of all time, Marvel Two-In-One #46 featuring the Thing and guest starring the Incredible Hulk. In this story, we find out what happens when the Incredible Hulk sees himself on television. Does he decide to go to Hollywood for autographs or does he want to be in the show himself, or does something else happen?

Alan Kupperberg was the writer and artist, Roger Stern was the editor and at that time Jim Shooter was editor-in-chief.

This book is chock-filled with pop culture references from the 70’s that make it a true time capsule.

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