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Cover: Herb Trimpe & Bill Everett

The Incredible Hulk #133

Nov 1970 · Marvel · 0.15 USD
“Day of Thunder -- Night of Death!”

In "Day of Thunder -- Night of Death!", the Hulk ventures into the war-torn country of Morvania, seeking refuge after a desperate act of mercy for a dying boy named Jim. Stranded and facing the brutal regime of dictator Draxon, the Hulk must confront overwhelming odds in a land far from home—alone, and with no allies in sight. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated with raw energy by Herb Trimpe, with inks by John Severin and letters by Sam Rosen, the cover by Trimpe and Bill Everett captures the intensity of a lone giant against a tyrant’s empire.

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writer Roy Thomas · artist Herb Trimpe · inker John Severin · letterer Sam Rosen · cover Herb Trimpe, Bill Everett

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writer Roy Thomas
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils Herb Trimpe
cover inks Bill Everett

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Hulk tries to help a dying Jim but turns the boy over to Ross in the hopes that his friend can be saved. Hulk mails (?) himself to the country of Morvania where he comes into conflict with the brutal dictator Draxon.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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