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Rampaging Hulk #3, page 6 - Bloodstone & Iron Man! (1977)

Location: MARVEL -- B&W Magazines!
Artists: Rudy Nebres (Inker) ,  Sal Buscema (Layouts) ,  Rudy Nebres (Finisher)

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Location: MARVEL -- B&W Magazines!
Title: Rampaging Hulk #3, page 6 - Bloodstone & Iron Man! (1977)*
Artist:  Rudy Nebres (Inker) ,  Sal Buscema (Layouts) ,  Rudy Nebres (Finisher)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 419
Likes on CAF: 8
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 6
Added to Site: 5/14/2024

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Ulysses Bloodstone and... Iron Man?! Yeah, only in the mighty Marvel mags from the 70s would you see a wild team-up like this. Or maybe in a shampoo commercial? Both gentlemen were gifted with wonderful hair.

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Member Since: July 2007
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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 5/14/2024

Fine coiffed hair on Ulysses Bloodstone!  He's a great 70's big game hunter type of the supernatural and Nebres grounds him to reality in these washtoned b&w magazines!

Jeremy Radisich Member Since 2004
Posted On 5/14/2024

Never knew that Bloodstone and Ol' Shellhead crossed paths--fun page, love that greywash look of the old Marvel mags.  

Posted On 5/14/2024

Incredible!

Tony Isaza Member Since 2010
Posted On 5/15/2024

Spectacular page

Joe Murray Member Since 2006
Posted On 5/19/2024

Very cool, love seeing some vintage Bloodstone, congrats!

Tommy Kohlmaier Member Since 2008
Posted On 5/19/2024

Rudy's amazing art never fails to impress and Iron Man is a really unusual motive by the master of superb inkwork

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