The Incredible Hulk, #120
Published: October 1969
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"Kill him! Kill the Hulk!"
Characters
- Bruce Banner (mainstream Universe)
- Hulk (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Herb Trimpe
- Inks: Herb Trimpe
- Colors: Marie Severin (uncertain)
- Letters: Sam Rosen
"Pocket spy telescope"
Story Notes
Inside front cover. Ad for novelty items from the Johnson Smith Co.
On the Side of... ...the Evil Inhumans!
"The choice is yours, Hulk!"
Storyline
The Hulk attacks the army on behalf of his Inhuman allies but after the battle is won, Maximus betrays the jade giant and tries to bring him down with a huge robot. The Hulk beats the Inhumans and destroys their fortress but Maximus escapes as the Hulk leaps away in disgust.
Characters
- Aireo (mainstream Universe)
- Bruce Banner (mainstream Universe)
- Falcona (mainstream Universe)
- Hulk (mainstream Universe)
- Leonus (mainstream Universe)
- Maximus the Mad (mainstream Universe)
- Nebulo (mainstream Universe)
- Betty Ross (mainstream Universe)
- General "Thunderbolt" Ross (mainstream Universe)
- Stallior (mainstream Universe)
- Glenn Talbot (mainstream Universe)
- Timberius (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Script: Roy Thomas
- Script: Stan Lee
- Pencils: Herb Trimpe
- Inks: Herb Trimpe
- Letters: Sam Rosen
"Baseball fans are crazy about this true-to-life baseball game"
Story Notes
Advertisement for Baseball game from Strat-O-Matic Game Co. located between story pages 3 and 4.
"The latest and greatest goodies from maniacal Marvel!"
Credits
- Script:
Story Notes
Between story pages 6 and 7. Includes: Stan's Soapbox; Items; The Mighty Marvel Checklist
"Famous name prizes or cash...from Olympic"
Story Notes
Ad for sales people for greeting cards. Between story pages 6 and 7.
"Tired of being 'skinny'?"
Storyline
Ad for a weight-gain drink.
Characters
- Joe Weider (photograph)
Story Notes
Between story pages 9 and 10.
"Build a whole “Matchbox†car city in your room."
Story Notes
Ad for Matchbox home display units, on top half of page between story pages 15 and 16.
"Weak-broken nails?"
Story Notes
Thumbnail ads for stamps and novelty items, on lower half of page between story pages 15 and 16.
Shop by Mail
"Who else wants a he-man body?"
Story Notes
Thumbnail ads for a variety of products including stamps, novelty items, and back-issue comic books, located between story pages 18 and 19.
Featuring Tower of Shadows
"Two more triumphs for Marvel.!"
Characters
- Captain Marvel
- Rick Jones
- Captain America
Credits
- Pencils: Jim Steranko
- Pencils: Gil Kane
- Inks: Dan Adkins
- Inks: Jim Steranko
- Letters: Sam Rosen
Story Notes
House ad for Tower of Shadows (Marvel, 1969 series) #1 and Captain Marvel (Marvel, 1968 series) #17, with covers depicted and advertised as “now on sale.†Located on top half of page.
Featuring Marvel Plastic Pillows; Merry Marvel Marching Society Membership Kit
"It's brand new!! Marvel's swingin' inflatable plastic pillows!"
Characters
- Spider-Man
- Thor
- Captain Marvel [Mar-Vell]
Story Notes
Advertisement for Spider-Man and Thor plastic pillows for $1.50 each and the Merry Marvel Marching Society Membership Kit for $1.00 each, located on lower half of page.
"Boys 12 or older sell Grit in your spare time"
Story Notes
Advertisement to sell Grit magazine from Grit Publishing Co, located on upper half of page.
"I'll make you a master of karate"
Storyline
Ad for karate book and life-size dummy, $1.98.
Story Notes
Located on lower half of page.
Credits
- Script: Roy Thomas (uncertain)
- Pencils: Herb Trimpe
- Inks: Herb Trimpe
- Letters: Sam Rosen
Story Notes
Letters from Scott Ryer, Alan Giersberg, Danny Miller, Steve Catranis II, Dan Thomas, Darryl Hewlett, and Thomas Chicarella; includes Know Ye These, the Hallowed Ranks of Marveldom.
"Do you have art talent worth developing?"
Story Notes
Ad for the Famous Artists School.
"America's greatest values in science labs and courses!"
Story Notes
Inside back cover. Ad for the American Basic Science Club, Inc.
"If you need extra money & you know just 10 people..."
Story Notes
Back cover. Ad to sell greeting cards to earn money.