Up for sale is a raw copy of Incredible Hulk #133 (Marvel Comics, November 1970) in Fine/Very Fine (FN/VF 7.0) condition! Written by legendary writer Roy Thomas, with cover pencils by definitive Hulk artist Herb Trimpe, cover inks by Namor creator Bill Everett, interior inks by John Severin, lettering by Sam Rosen, and edited by Stan Lee.
Key Features:
Classic Early Bronze Age Issue: High-grade 1970 Marvel issue from the acclaimed Roy Thomas run!
Early Jim Wilson Appearance: Early appearance of key supporting character Jim Wilson as he continues his bond with the Jade Giant!
Bill Everett & Herb Trimpe Cover Art: Eye-catching cover illustrated by Herb Trimpe and inked by comic legend Bill Everett!
Edited by Stan Lee: Classic Marvel Age issue edited by Stan Lee and written by Roy Thomas!
Featured Story: "A a Monster Stalks the City!" — Trapped in a subterranean underworld, the Hulk and Jim Wilson encounter the tyrannical dictator Draxon. Forced into battle to earn their freedom, the Hulk must unleash his full strength against Draxon's forces while protecting Jim from the danger surrounding them.
Key Characters: Incredible Hulk / Bruce Banner, Draxon, Jim Wilson, and General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross
Key Creators: Written by Roy Thomas; cover pencils by Herb Trimpe; cover inks by Bill Everett; interior inks by John Severin; lettering by Sam Rosen; edited by Stan Lee
CONDITION ASSESSMENT: Grade is an estimated FN/VF 7.0 (Fine/Very Fine). Mid-to-high grade raw copy showing light spine wear, minor corner creasing, or slight cover wear appropriate for the 7.0 grade, with great eye appeal and solid overall structure. Please inspect the high-resolution photos closely to assess cover condition, spine integrity, and corners for yourself before purchasing. The exact book pictured is the one you will receive.
SHIPPING & HANDLING: All comics are packed securely with care (bagged and boarded) and shipped in a dedicated, rigid comic mailer to ensure safe arrival. We offer combined shipping discounts for multiple purchases!