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Paul Roach UNITED KINGDOM
Member Since April 2014
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Incredible Hulk #232 page 22

Location: Incredible Hulk
Artists: Mike Esposito (Inker) ,  Sal Buscema (Layouts) ,  Mike Esposito (Finisher)

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Location: Incredible Hulk
Title: Incredible Hulk #232 page 22*
Artist:  Mike Esposito (Inker) ,  Sal Buscema (Layouts) ,  Mike Esposito (Finisher)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 574
Likes on CAF: 6
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 1/5/2020

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One of the first pages in my collection, bought back in the early- to mid- ‘80s, so not long after it was drawn. In this issue, Captain America and Marvel Man help the Hulk to rescue Jim Wilson, whose hair has been detailed in felt tip pen, now fading sadly. Lots of blue pencil evident from Sal’s breakdowns, with a few margin notes about panel content. The top left panel of the Hulk in crush-mode seems pure Sal, so I guess that some of the breakdowns were quite detailed.

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R Shur Member Since 2004
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Posted On 1/5/2020

Excellent page! From the late 1978 Cap 230/Hulk 232 cross-over a favorite of mine for decades. Please ping me if ever you look to move it.

Dave W Member Since 2006
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Posted On 1/5/2020

Great page from my favorite arc. Thanks for sharing!

F M Member Since 2005
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Posted On 1/6/2020

Love that first panel.

stephen yarish Member Since 2004
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Posted On 1/7/2020

dang, nice page!!

* bronze-is-gold Member Since 2007
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Posted On 12/22/2025

"Shiny club hurt Hulk... now Hulk will hurt shiny club!" Classic!  That pretty much sums up why we loved the Green Goliath during the bronze age.