After paying the Tinkerer in solid gold bar, the villain is off and ready to carry out his assignment for They: Capture the Hulk. While in Mexico City, Glenn Talbot and Betty Ross finalise their divorce. When their lawyer, Mr. Sanchez offers his sympathies to Betty, she's asks him why.

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The President and Clay Quartermain watch in horror as Hulk rampages through Central City, California. An alien threat enables a plan against Hulk.

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Goldbug rescues the Hulk from the military attack at Rushmore, only to trick him into a power-siphoning device to power his hovercraft. His destination is El Dorado, the legendary city of gold. Hulk obviously breaks out of the device, and it crashes near the city.

Hulk falls asleep atop Mount Rushmore. The President approves the restructuring of Gamma base. Betty divorces Glenn. Story continued from The Incredible Hulk Annual (Marvel, 1976 series) #8. Jo Duffy ?

In the wake of the Hulk, Central City lies in ruins leaving S.H.I.E.L.D. behind to clean-up the mess. Plus, the debut of the new villain Goldbug. 32 pages. Cover price $0.40. The listings below are from eBay, and MyComicShop is not responsible for these items in any way.

Jackson lures the Hulk to Central City, California where the Hulk naturally attacks Machine Man. Once Hulk has been convinced of he's been duped, he helps rescue Trish. In the process Central City is heavily damaged as a result of the Hulk's rescue attempts.

This is a comic of The Incredible Hulk No. 238 published by the Marvel Comics Group in Aug., 1979.

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