Incredible Hulk (1962 Marvel 1st Series) Australian Price Variant comic books 1990 or later

Australian Price Variant. "Rhino Plastered." Story by Peter David. Art by Bill Jaaska and Jeff Albrecht. All during the grey Hulk run readers demanded the return of a certain villain. This issue delivers on that wish. The Incredible Hulk vs. Santa Claus? Not really but what on Earth could possibly convince the Hulk and Rhino to stop fighting long enough to play Santa and Santa's helper for the boys and girls? You have to read it to believe it. 32 pages.

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Australian Price Variant. Infinity Gauntlet crossover. "Small Talk." Story by Peter David. Art by Dale Keown and Mark Farmer. Continued from Infinity Gauntlet #4. In the aftermath of the epic battle in IG #4, the Hulk has returned to the sewers of New York City, but he is now only six inches tall. Get ready for the most off beat Hulk/Abomination story of all time. Story continued in Infinity Gauntlet #6. 32 pages.

Australian Price Variant. In the very unusual Hulk story "Thicker Than Water," a crime boss enlists the Speedfreek to kill the man who gave his son AIDS. Characters: V: Speedfreek (I; Shappe); GS: Jim Wilson (revealed to have AIDS), Hector, Ulysses. Written by Peter David, with art by Dale Keown and Mark Farmer. Cover by Dale Keown.

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Australian Price Variant. War and Peace 1 of 3. "This Means War." X-Factor cameo. Story by Peter David. Art by Dale Keown and Mark Farmer. What could possibly be scarier than the Hulk? The answer...the Hulk with big freaking guns. The Hulk and the Pantheon clash with a foreign nation whose hardware is CIA funded. When the leader of said nation calls for help to deal with the Hulk, his friends the U.S. send in the experts. They send in the now government sponsored X-Factor. 32 pages.

Australian Price Variant. War and Peace 2 of 3. "X-Calation." Guest-Starring X-Factor (Havok, Polaris, Strong Guy, Wolfsbane, Quicksilver, and Madrox) Story by Peter David. Art by Dale Keown and Mark Farmer. Rick informs the Hulk that he may be fighting on the wrong side when he discovers the hardware used by the "bad guys" is supplied by the U.S. government. Meanwhile, X-Factor arrives on the scene and things escalate into good old fashioned super-hero fisticuffs. 32 pages.

Australian Price Variant. "Return to Vegas." Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring the Punisher. Story by Peter David. Art by Dale Keown and Mark Farmer. When the Hulk worked in Las Vegas as a hired muscle known as Mr. Fixit he worked for a casino owner and mafioso named Mickey Berengetti. Mickey was just murdered by a rival, and he was the Hulk's friend. He doesn't have many friends. Now the Hulk and the Pantheon are in town for payback. There's only one problem, Frank Castle is in town too. That can't be good. 32 pages.

Australian Price Variant. Ghost of the Past 1 of 4. "Welcome Home." Story by Peter David. Art by Dale Keown and Mark Farmer. This issue begins the storyline that will forever change the Hulk's Life. The Hulk and the Pantheon return to the Mount to find it under siege by old enemies, the U-Foes. But things go from bad to worse with the return of the nefarious Leader. Plus, Rick Jones finds out that there is a dark side to Jackie and it could mean his death. 32 pages.