Questprobe (1984 Marvel) UK Edition comic books
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Issue #1
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Written by Bill Mantlo. Art by Mark Gruenwald and John Romita. In the early 1980s, Marvel Comics joined with Adventure International to work on computer games to go with their comics. As part of that deal, Marvel published this comic book in which each issue would serve as sort of a launching pad to a Questprobe computer game. Each issue featured a different Marvel super hero which would correspond to a new computer game for that hero. This issue features the Hulk in "Questprobe" in which the Hulk is on a rampage and a mysterious figure appears and stalks him. What does the mysterious figure want? He wants the Hulk's power in order to save his planet. 28 pages
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Issue #2
- Two holes punched in comic near spine.
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Written by Al Milgrom. Art by Al Milgrom and Jim Mooney. In the early 1980s, Marvel Comics joined with Adventure International to work on computer games to go with their comics. As part of that deal, Marvel published this comic book in which each issue would serve as sort of a launching pad to a Questprobe computer game. Each issue featured a different Marvel super hero which would correspond to a new computer game for that hero. This issue features Spider-Man in "Mysterio Times Two" in which Mysterio escapes from prison, takes over the Daily Bugle and demands Spider-Man face him there for a fight to the finish while the Chief Examiner still seeks super hero's powers to help save his planet. Script by Al Milgrom and art by Al Milgrom & Jim Mooney. 28 pages
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Issue #3
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Written by David Michelinie. Art by Ron Wilson and Joe Sinnott. In the early 1980s, Marvel Comics joined with Adventure International to work on computer games to go with their comics. As part of that deal, Marvel published this comic book in which each issue would serve as sort of a launching pad to a Questprobe computer game. Each issue featured a different Marvel super hero which would correspond to a new computer game for that hero. This issue features the Human Torch and the Thing in "Strangers" in which the Chief Examiner, still seeking super hero's powers to help against the invasion that his planet is facing, enters the Baxter Building to confront the Human Torch and then travels to a faraway planet to face off against the Thing. 28 pages
