Incredible Hulk (Vol 1 1962) Issues 351-400
Between issues 351-400 of the Incredible Hulk, Peter David was the primary writer, shaping the series with his profound character development and intricate story arcs, which are still celebrated for their depth and emotional impact. David’s tenure was briefly supplemented by Kurt Busiek and Tom Field, who each contributed to one issue. The cover art during this period was predominantly handled by Jeff Purves, Walt Simonson, and Dale Keown, whose distinctive styles added a dramatic and visually compelling layer to the series. Keown, in particular, is renowned for his detailed and powerful depictions of the Hulk, which have become iconic within the character's visual history. This run continued to build on the Hulk's complexity, mixing psychological exploration with explosive action, solidifying the series' place as a critical and fan favorite. Key issues include;
#364 - First appearance of Madman.
#366 - First appearance of the Riot Squad (Jailbait, Ogress and Hotshot).
#367 - Start of Dale Keown's work on the series.
#368 - First appearance of the Pantheon.
#370 - Hulk becomes Dark Hulk.
#372 - Green-skinned Hulk returns.
#376 - Battle between Green Hulk and Grey Hulk, First appearance of Agamemnon.
#377 - First appearance of Proffessor Hulk and Guilt Hulk.
#379 - First appearance of Ajax, Delphi, Hector, Paris and Achilles.
#388 - First appearance of Speedfreek.
#393 - Re-telling of Hulks origin, 30th anniversary foil cover, homage to cover art from issue #1.
#394 - First appearance of Trauma.
