Scholastic Iron Man / Hulk Special Edition #[nn]

Jan 2008 · Scholastic · 6.99 USD; 11.25 CAD

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About this Collection

This Scholastic special edition collects a crossover story featuring Iron Man and the Hulk, originally published in 2008. Aimed at younger readers, the volume brings together two of Marvel's mightiest heroes in an action-packed adventure, with artwork and storytelling tailored for a middle-grade audience. It's a standalone collection from the Scholastic line, distinct from the main Marvel Universe continuity.

In "The Leader Has a Big Head," the cunning scientist unleashes colossal sea monsters in a bid to trap the Hulk, but the real challenge isn’t the capture—it’s keeping the unstoppable green giant contained. Written by Jeff Parker and brought to life with bold visuals by artist Manuel Garcia, inker Scott Koblish, colorist Val Staples, and letterer Dave Sharpe, this 2008 Scholastic Special Edition features a dynamic clash of wits and strength. The cover, a striking collaboration by Michael Golden and David Nakamura, captures the scale of the threat with dramatic flair.

Contains 4 stories

The Leader Has a Big Head

22 pp · Superhero

Avengers [Captain America [Steve Rogers]Iron Man [Tony Stark]HulkSpider-ManStormWolverineGiant-Girl [Janet Van Dyne]]Leader (villain)Abomination (villain)

When the Leader unleashes giant sea creatures to trap the Hulk, he underestimates both the green giant’s strength and the Avengers’ willingness to back him up—especially when the plan starts to spiral out of control.

Heart of Steel

22 pp · Superhero

Iron Man [Tony Stark]Jim Rhodes [Rhodey]A.I.M. [Scientist SupremeHendricks]Professor Gia-Bao Yinsen (Death)Pepper Potts

Enter the Dragon

22 pp · Superhero

Iron Man [Tony Stark]James RhodesPepper PottsMandarin

The Abomination!

22 pp · Superhero

Hulk [also appears as Bruce Banner]Abomination [Emil Blonsky]

In "The Abomination!" from the 2008 Scholastic Iron Man / Hulk Special Edition, the Abomination tracks down Bruce Banner with a desperate plea for a cure, but Banner—still wrestling with his own inner monster—has no interest in healing his enemy. The tension crackles as the two forces collide, not with promises of peace, but with the raw, unstoppable instinct to fight.