From the 1976 Honeycomb Hideout commercial, this scene captures the Hulk in motion—lifting the roof of the hideout in a classic, high-energy moment that feels exactly like the era it came from.
What makes this piece stand out isn’t just the image—it’s the fact that it remains intact as a complete production setup. The original animation cel is still paired with its matching hand-painted background, preserving the scene as it would have appeared during filming. Most examples from productions like this were separated over time, making surviving matched combinations increasingly uncommon.
The Hulk artwork reflects the unmistakable influence of Herb Trimpe, whose work defined the character during this period. The piece originates from the personal collection of Jack Dazzo, tying it directly to commercial animation production and adding a strong layer of provenance.
