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etLux
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I never realized it until a friend pointed out that Hulk originally had 6 issues, and then picks up again with #102 in the seventies.
What title was it before it became the Hulk again?
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COSMOF16
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Tales To Astonish, issues 59-101. 102 had the title switch to The Incredible Hulk.
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waterjibber
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:> :> What title was it before it became the Hulk again? :> :> shawn h
: Tales To Astonish, issues 59-101. 102 had the title switch to The : Incredible Hulk.
Thanks!! I was coming up with Strange Tales and Amazing Adventures, but neither added up.
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Versacceunion
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Note that HULK didn't change to TTA and then back. HULK only lasted six issues, the last one dated March 1963. He co-starred with Giant Man in TTA #59 (September 1964), then shared half the title first with Giant Man and then Sub-Mariner. According to CBG Presents Hulk (which is where I'm getting all this from), Marvel was distributing through a company affiliated with DC, which wouldn't let them expand their title count. When they got out of it in 1968, they split all their double-character titles into two. Some (Hulk) lasted longer than others (Sub-Mariner).
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