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Cover: Herb Trimpe & Joe Rubinstein
The Incredible Hulk #227
“The Monster's Analyst”
In "The Monster's Analyst," Doc Samson takes a bold new approach to understanding Bruce Banner’s condition, uncovering a startling revelation: the Hulk may not be a transformation, but a separate consciousness. With Peter Gillis and Roger Stern at the helm and Sal Buscema’s dynamic art bringing the tension to life, this 1978 issue dives into the mind of the green giant like never before. The cover by Herb Trimpe and Joe Rubinstein captures the eerie intensity of the moment, making this a standout in the Hulk’s storied history.
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writer Peter Gillis · writer Roger Stern · artist Sal Buscema · artist, inker Klaus Janson · colorist Glynis Wein · letterer Rick Parker · letterer Gaspar Saladino · cover Herb Trimpe, Joe Rubinstein
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Full credits
writer Peter Gillis
writer Roger Stern
artist Sal Buscema
artist, inker Klaus Janson
colorist Glynis Wein
letterer Rick Parker
letterer Gaspar Saladino
cover pencils Herb Trimpe
cover inks Joe Rubinstein
