PRINT ERROR The Incredible Hulk #148 Herb Trimpe Art vintage marvel comics 1972

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PRINT ERROR The Incredible Hulk #148 Herb Trimpe Art vintage marvel comics 1972:
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This vintage comic book from Marvel Comics features the iconic character of the Hulk (Bruce Banner) in issue #148 of The Incredible Hulk series. The artwork by Herb Trimpe is in color and captures the essence of the Bronze Age (1970-83) era of comics. The story title is "The Incredible Hulk: 'But Tomorrow -- The Sun Shall Die!'" and it is a single issue format with an intended audience of general audiences. The comic book is a collectible item for fans of superheroes and US comics. It is a single unit and was published in 1972. The comic book is in English and features the superhero team of the Avengers. The genre is superheroes and the story is a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The comic book is a must-have for collectors and fans alike.
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TheIncredible Hulk Vol 1 No.148
Art by: Herb Trimpe, John Severin, Steve Englehart and Sam RosenRelease DateNovember 9, 1971Cover DateFebruary, 1972Issue Details1. "But Tomorrow -- The Sun Shall Die!"Appearances · SynopsisWriter(s)Archie GoodwinChris ClaremontPenciler(s)Herb TrimpeInker(s)John SeverinColorist(s)Mimi GoldLetterer(s)Artie SimekEditor(s)Stan Lee
" Hulk is alone. More alone than ever."—The Hulk
Appearing in "But Tomorrow -- The Sun Shall Die!"Featured Characters:
The Hulk (Bruce Banner) (See chronology)Supporting Characters:
Jarella (See chronology)General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" RossBetty RossMajor Glenn TalbotPeter Corbeau (First appearance)Antagonists:
Lord VisisPitll PawobFialan, the Assassin Supreme of the (First appearance) (Death)Other Characters:
Hulkbusters (First appearance)Pantheon of SorcerersTorlaHoliMoliNick FuryTimothy "Dum Dum" Dugan (Cameo) (Mind in LMD Body)Tony Stark (Mentioned)Reed Richards (Mentioned)Henry Pym (Mentioned)Races and Species:
HumansK'aitiansUnnamed K'aitian steeds (First appearance)Flying Steeds (First appearance)Locations:
Solar SystemEarthUnited States of AmericaNew MexicoProject Greenskin BasePeter Corbeau's home "on the coast"Starcore One (First appearance)SunMicroversePlanet K'ai (Unnamed)Territory of Visis (First appearance)Realm of K'aiThe Jade City of K'ai (Mentioned)Mountain retreat of Torla (First appearance)Items:
Life-Model DecoyForce Blaster (First appearance)Bands of Levitation (First appearance)Synopsis for "But Tomorrow -- The Sun Shall Die!"Hulk is captured by the army with tranquilizer bombs and taken to Dr.Corbeau. The scientist uses a device that manipulates the sun's energy, thus neutralizing the gamma rays in Hulk, curing Dr.Banner!
Meanwhile, Jarella is sent to Earth by her wizards in search for her lover, the Hulk. She needs him by her side to defeat the tyrant Lord Visis. Somehow, Corbeau's process and Jarella's appearance caused an adverse effect in the sun, threatening its very existence. Instead of sending the princess back to her microscopic world, the army creates a replicate.
But before they send it, Visis sends Fialan the assassin to kill Jarella. Hulk fights Fialan but an explosion kills Jarella's replicate. The green monster thinks the girl is dead and smashes Fialan. When Jarella appears, the army uses gas to knock the Hulk out, and the princess is sent willingly back to K'ai.
Solicit SynopsisAt last! Our mountainous man-monster finds Jarella - the girl from the emerald atom! But what's the difference, for - "Tomorrow - the Sun Dies!"NotesContinuity NotesJarella last encountered the Hulk in Incredible Hulk #140.Nick Fury recounts the last time he and General Ross met back in Incredible Hulk #106.The appearance of Dum Dum Dugan here is complicated. As revealed in Original Sins #5, Dugan was fatally shot and replaced with a Life Model Decoy. New Avengers (Vol. 4) #17 went on to explain that Dugan was kept alive and his mind was broadcast into LMD bodies, unbeknownst to anyone but Nick Fury.Although Fialan is apparently killed in this story he turns up alive again in Incredible Hulk 2001 #1, although how he survived is not explained.This story states that Jarella's world is contained within an atom. However, the realms of the Microverse are actually in another dimension. A traveler accesses that dimension through the process of shrinking. Eventually, they shrink to the point where they cross the dimensional threshold. This was first explained in Fantastic Four #282.Chronology NotesEvents occur in this story that happens behind the scenes that affect the chronology of the following characters:
Hulk:
Page 1-15 - Peter Corbeau attempts to cure Banner of being the Hulk.Page 16-22 - Banner becomes the Hulk to stop Fialan.Jarella:
Page 1-15 - Jarella comes to Earth to seek out the Hulk.Page 16-22 - The Hulk defends Jarella from Fialan's assassination attempt.Publication NotesCover colours by Englehart.Plot assist by Claremont.The colourist credit for this issue was given in the letters page of Incredible Hulk #152.This issue contains a letters page, Green Skin's Grab Bag. Letters are published from Eli Friedman, John Leavitt, and Lynette Elit.As seen on page one, this issue is Story#777-Z.