Up for grabs is The Incredible Hulk #269 (March 1982), a pivotal issue that brings a unique blend of earth-shaking action and interstellar fun! This standout Bronze Age gem features an early appearance of Rocket Raccoon, long before his cinematic rise in Guardians of the Galaxy. Written by the ever-reliable Bill Mantlo with dynamic art by Sal Buscema, this issue is perfect for both seasoned collectors and fans of Marvel’s deep cosmic bench.

Firmly rooted in the Bronze Age of Comics (1970–1985), this book is a prime example of Marvel’s evolving storytelling—where superhero angst meets zany sci-fi in the most unexpected ways.


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🎨 Condition – VG (Very Good):


📖 Storyline Snapshot:
In this issue, Hulk’s gamma-fueled fury is matched against a cast of spacefaring oddballs on a wild cosmic adventure! Most notably, Rocket Raccoon makes a memorable early appearance, bringing quirky charm and surprising depth. This team-up of brute strength and sharp wit offers a rare glimpse of Rocket before his MCU fame. Mantlo's storytelling balances humor, action, and emotion—hallmarks of Bronze Age Marvel—and Buscema’s art delivers the explosive visuals fans crave.


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🚨 One Shot to Grab This Bronze Age Rarity!
With Rocket Raccoon becoming a household name and Bronze Age keys rapidly vanishing into private collections, The Incredible Hulk #269 is hotter than ever. It’s not just a comic—it’s a pre-MCU origin piece and a collector’s talking point.

🛒 Act Fast – Only ONE in Stock!
Secure this VG-condition classic now before it's gone for good. This issue won’t sit on the shelf long—especially not with Rocket riding high in Marvel’s cosmic canon!