If you grew up in the 1970s and read The Incredible Hulk comics on a regular basis you could always count on two things: a slugfest with a muscle-bound villains and the gamma-irradiated art stylings of Herb Trimpe.
Tag: Roy Thomas
Doctor Strange Battles Vampires in New ‘Vampiric Verses’ Epic Collection
Doctor Strange returns in this Epic Collection from the early 90’s to put vampires back in their coffins and contends with all manner of supernatural and cosmic threats that the era could throw at him!
‘Fantastic Four: Battle of the Behemoths’ Epic Collection Coming in August
Fantastic Four: Battle of the Behemoths Epic Collection wraps up the Stan Lee and Jack Kirby era of Marvel’s First Family and brings them into the 1970’s, primarily remembered for the dynamic artwork of John Buscema.
‘Invaders’ Omnibus Collects Entire 1970’s Marvel Series
Fans of Marvel’s throwback World War Two comic series from the 1970’s, The Invaders, will now be able to get the entire run in one place in the upcoming Invaders Omnibus.
Conan the Barbarian’s Early Marvel Adventures Continue in ‘The Curse of the Golden Skull’ Epic Collection
Following Roy Thomas and Barry Windsor Smith’s initial run on Robert E. Howard’s most famous barbarian, Thomas would be joined by John Buscema on the character, launching one of the most memorable eras for Conan and defining his look for generations to come.
‘The Avengers: A Traitor Stalks Among Us’ Epic Collection Showcases Classic Early 70s Run
Comic fans who grew up in the 1970s have a special place in their hearts for Steve Englehart’s Avengers run.