Incredible Hulk (Vol 1 1962) Issues 451-474
Volume one of the Incredible Hulk concluded with issue 474, marking the end of the series in 1999. During this final block of comics, Peter David continued his long-standing role as the writer, bringing his tenure to a close with richly layered stories that had defined much of the series. As the series neared its conclusion, Joe Casey took over the writing duties, introducing new narrative elements to cap off the iconic run. The cover art during this period featured the work of artists Mike Deodato, Adam Kubert, Javier Pulido, and Ed McGuiness, each contributing their unique artistic styles to visually encapsulate the Hulk’s intense and dynamic adventures. This block is notable not only for its significant story arcs but also for its visually striking cover art, which helped conclude the series with memorable impact. Key issues include;
#456 - First appearance of Hulk as War.
#457 - Battle of Hulk and the Jugganaut.
#466 - Death of Betty Ross.
#474 - Final issue, Cover art paying homage to issue #1.
