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Incredible Hulk Annual (1976) #20

 
Incredible Hulk Annual (1976) #20
Writer: 
Frank Lovece, Jerry Novick, Peter David,
Inker: 
Mike Christian, John Lowe, Brad Vancata,
Colorist: 
Kelly Corvese, Glynis Oliver, Sarra Mossoff
Letterer: 
Janice Chiang, Jon Babcock, Susan Crespi,
Penciler: 
Scott Benefiel, Stuart Immonen, Phil Hugh Felix,
Editor: 
Chris Cooper
Orig. Published: 
January 01, 1994
Format: 
Comic 
Price: 
$2.95
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Jan 01, 1994
 Incredible Hulk Annual (1976 - Present)
 Comic 
 Nov 30, -0001

Strong Guy, Impossible Man, Invisible Woman, Rick Jones, Quicksilver, She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters), Thor, Adam Warlock, Drax, Black Knight, Sub-Mariner, Captain America (Steve Rogers), Lyja, Human Torch, Abomination (Emil Blonsky), Doc Samson, Hulk

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1. Cover #35361

Stories (4)

1. Story Time
Writer: 
Peter David
Inker: 
Brad Vancata
Colorist: 
Glynis Oliver
Letterer: 
Janice Chiang
Penciler: 
Salvador Larroca, Stuart Immonen
Characters: 
Abomination (Emil Blonsky), Hulk
2. Psychobabble
Writer: 
Jerry Novick
Inker: 
John Lowe
Colorist: 
Sarra Mossoff
Letterer: 
Jon Babcock
Penciler: 
Kevin Kobasic
Characters: 
Hulk, Doc Samson
3. Desert Storm
Writer: 
Frank Lovece
Inker: 
Phil Moy
Colorist: 
Kelly Corvese
Letterer: 
Michael Higgins, Susan Crespi
Penciler: 
Phil Hugh Felix
Characters: 
Hulk
4. You're Invited!

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