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[29]1987
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Marvel Graphic Novel #[29]

Marvel · 1987 · on sale August 11, 1987

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Identification plate

Series
Marvel Graphic Novel (Marvel, 1982 series)
Issue
#[29]
Issue title
The Incredible Hulk and the Thing - The Big Change
Publication date
1987
Key date
August 11, 1987
On-sale date
August 11, 1987
Indicia publisher
Marvel Entertainment Group Inc.
Price
$5.95; 6.95 CAD
Pages
68
ISBN
0-87135-299-0

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Berni Wrightson; inks: Berni Wrightson; letters: Carl PottsBruce Banner, Ben Grimm, Hulk, The Thing
1The Incredible Hulk and The Thing in The Big Changecredits, title page1letters: Carl Potts
2-statement of ownership1
3The Big Change!comic story62script: Jim Starlin; pencils: Berni Wrightson; inks: Berni Wrightson; letters: Jim NovakBruce Banner, Ben Grimm, Hulk, Rick Jones, Reed Richards, Johnny Storm, Susan Storm Richards, The Thing, Uatu, The Watcher
4Back coverillustration1pencils: Berni Wrightson; inks: Berni Wrightson

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The More Things Change...
ISBN 978-1-302-91846-0
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