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The Incredible Hulk: Abominations by Jason Henderson
[illustrations by James W. Fry; cover by Vince Evans]
Just released BPMC & Boulevard Books, approx. 300pp.,
$5.99, ISBN 1-57297-273-4
Dr. Robert Bruce Banner. Emil Blonsky. One a brilliant scientist, the other
an agent of the KGB. Both men whose lives were irrevocably altered by gamma
radiation--transforming Banner into the incredible Hulk and Blonsky into the
deadly Abomination. For years, the two super-strong creatures have clashed.
Now they are brought together for their most deadly confrontation yet. The
Abomination has allied himself with URSA, an organization dedicated to
restoring the Soviet Union--but he is using URSA to further his own mad
quest for vengeance on all those who wronged him in life, including the
Hulk!
The Hulk must turn to the American intelligence agency SAFE for assistance
against his old foe. But since the head of SAFE is one of the Abomination's
targets, even that assistance may not be enough....
See EMM's interview with author Jason Henderson.
See Thomas Suhling's review.
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The Incredible Hulk: What Savage Beast by Peter David
[illustrations by George Pérez; cover by Bruce Jensen]
hardcover: Byron Preiss Multimedia Company & Putnam/Boulevard, 384p.,
$19.95, ISBN 0-399-14104-9
paperback: BPMC & Boulevard Books, 390pp., $5.99, ISBN
1-57297-135-5
A major new event in the saga of the Hulk! Hounded by the new cybernetic
warriors of the renewed Project: Hulkbuster, Dr. Robert Bruce Banner takes
refuge in an experimental operation that may hold the key to the cure he has
long sought for his bizarre existence as the incredible Hulk. Now, at last,
Banner and his wife Betty have a chance to raise a family and live a normal
life. But the cure may carry with it an unexpectedly high price, especially
when the horrific secret of Betty's pregnancy is revealed. It's a price that
puts Bruce and Betty's offspring at risk, and plunges the Hulk into the most
terrifying and daunting exploit of his life, struggling against his greatest
foes to save himself, his family, and his very soul.
An intense novel by the New York Times best-selling author who has
chronicled the Hulk's adventures for a decade.
See Thomas Suhling's review.
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Spider-Man & The Incredible Hulk: Rampage by Danny Fingeroth &
Eric Fein (Doom's Day Book 1) [illustrations by Steven Butler; cover by
Vince Evans]
BPMC & Boulevard Books, 274pp., $5.99, ISBN 1-57297-164-9
First in an exciting trilogy of team-up novels! Bruce Banner, better known
as the Hulk, and his wife Betty are kidnapped by a renegade secret agent
named Hildebrandt, who is determined to create an army of Hulk clones. When
Hildebrandt's proto-Hulks are loosed upon New York City, the amazing
Spider-Man swings to the beleaguered city's aid--and is horrified to
discover that his old friend Flash Thompson is one of the rampaging Hulks
carving a path of destruction through Manhattan!
But the proto-Hulks are only the beginning of the problem, as Spidey and the
Hulk are drawn into a maze of intrigue involving Hildebrandt, double
agents--and Dr. Doom!
See Thomas Suhling's review.
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You Are Spider-Man vs. The Incredible Hulk by Richie Chevat. [Illustrations by Ernie Colón; cover by Mike Zeck & Phil Zimelman]
BPMC and Pocket Books, 144 pp. MSRP $4.99, ISBN 0-67100-797-1
Just released. A choose-your-own-adventure where you are Peter Parker, the amazing Spider-Man go up against the Green Goliath--and Dr. Doom! On assignment for the Daily Bugle, you attend a science lecture conducted by Dr. Bruce Banner - a.k.a. The Hulk. When Banner is kidnapped by a pair of robots, you follow the robots to their lair, and discover the evil Doctor Doom is behind the kidnapping.
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Spider-Man Super Thriller: Warrior's Revenge
by Neal Barrett Jr. [Illustrations by James W. Fry; cover by Zeck &
Zimelman]
BPMC and Pocket Books, 133 pp. MSRP $4.99, ISBN 0-671-00800-5
Just released. Spider-Man must find a way to get the Hulk to work with him to protect a world-famous statesman from assassination. The man they are trying to protect is being stalked by the Super-Skrull - a rogue alien warrior who possesses the combined powers of the Fantastic Four!
See Thomas Suhling's review.
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Stalker From The Stars by Len Wein, Marv Wolfman, and Joseph Silva
Pocket Books, 1978, 174 pp., ISBN 0-671-82084-2
Who's this creature Sh'mballah who controls the minds and lives of the people in Crater Falls, North Dakota? He's not a who - he's a what. He's a tentacle-waving, electrified weirdo exiled from his own planet. The Hulk thinks Sh'mballah is cruising for a bruising. But can the green goliath marvelman beat the interplanetary baddie? General Ross of the Army is doubtful. The Hulk's faithful sidekick is doubtful. But the Incredible Hulk is sure - he won't let Sh'mballah control him. No matter what ol' fettuccine-feelers thinks!
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Cry Of The Beast by Richard S. Meyers
Pocket Books, 1979, 191 pp., ISBN 0-671-82085-0
When Dr. Wittenborn, the world's greatest radiation specialist, is brutally beaten and kidnapped before Banner's very eyes, there is no time to lose! The entire world may be at stake! Not to mention Banner's last hope of escaping his horrifying fate - one that could turn him, at any moment, into the towering monster known as THE HULK!
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Murdermoon
Pocket Books
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Special Thanks To:
Keith R.A. DeCandido,
who edits the Boulevard titles for Byron Preiss Multimedia Company, which
also include novels and anthologies starring Spider-Man, the X-Men, Iron
Man, the Fantastic Four, the Silver Surfer, Generation X, and many more!
Contributed info on Abominations, What Savage Beast, Rampage, You Are Spider-Man vs. The Incredible Hulk, and Warrior's Revenge.
Barry Harter who contributed info on Stalker From The Stars, Cry Of The Beast, and Murdermoon.
Thomas Suhling who contributed reviews for Abominations, What Savage Beast, Rampage, and Warrior's Revenge.
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