Comics:Tales to Astonish Vol 1 75

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"The End of the Quest"

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Tales to Astonish Vol 1 #75
January, 1966

Editor-in-Chief

Stan Lee

Cover Artists

Jack Kirby, Gene Colan

Writers

Stan Lee

Pencilers

Gene Colan

Inkers

Vince Colletta

Letterers

Sam Rosen

Editors

Stan Lee

"Not All My Power Can Save Me!"

Writers

Stan Lee

Pencilers

Jack Kirby

Inkers

Mickey Demeo

Letterers

Sam Rosen

Editors

Stan Lee

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Appearing in "The End of the Quest"

Featured Characters:

• Sub-Mariner

Supporting Characters:

• Dorma

Villains:

• Faceless Ones
• Krang

Other Characters:

• Arrkam
• Neptune

Locations:

• Atlantis

Items:

• Neptune's Trident
• Revitalizer Ray

Vehicles:

• Atlantean Robo-Tank
  
  

Synopsis for "The End of the Quest"

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Appearing in "Not All My Power Can Save Me!"

Featured Characters:

• Hulk (Bruce Banner)

Supporting Characters:

• Betty Ross
• General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross
• Glenn Talbot
• Rick Jones

Villains:

• Leader

Other Characters:

• Watcher (Uatu)

Locations:

• Italy

• Rome

• New Mexico

• Gamma Base

• Washington D.C.

• Lincoln Memorial
• White House

Items:

• Ultimate Machine
• T-Gun

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "Not All My Power Can Save Me!"

With the Leader seemingly killed by the Watcher's Ultimate Machine, the Hulk leaves the Leaders hideout with the Ultimate Machine to figure out what he should do next. While back at the military base, General Ross is overseeing the final implimentation of the T-Ray, the "last" invention of Bruce Banner. Betty visits her father to try and appeal to him to release Rick Jones, who has been prisoner ffor being the only person who may know the Hulk's true identity.
While out in the desert, the Hulk tries to use the Ultimate Machine and it is able to broadcast to him the whereabouts of Rick. Finding that the boy is in trouble, and that only appealing to the President at the White House will free him the Hulk leaves the Ultimate Machine behind to go and save his friend. After being left unattended, the Watcher has the Ultimate Machine returned to his home.
However, the Hulk's travels to Washington D.C. lands the Hulk in conflict with the military once more, and before the Hulk can breach the White House he is blasted with the T-Ray. When the blinding flash ends, the Hulk finds himself in a post-apocalyptic future where soldiers have arrived to take him prisoner. This story is continued next issue....

Notes

• Death of the Leader. However, through the aid of one of his Humanoids, the Leader is soon resurrected and comes back to torment the Hulk anew in Incredible Hulk #115.

• The Watcher (Uatu) appears next in Fantastic Four (Volume 1) #60.

• Betty Ross and Rick Jones appear next in Tales to Astonish #77.

Trivia

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Related Articles

• Hulk image gallery
• Hulk chronology page
• Hulk quotes page
• Sub-Mariner image gallery
• Sub-Mariner chronology
• Sub-Mariner quotes page
• Betty Ross chronology page
• Dorma chronology page
• General Ross chronology page
• Glenn Talbot chronology page
• Krang chronology page
• Rick Jones chronology page
• Watcher (Uatu) chronology page

See Also

• Discuss Tales to Astonish Vol 1 75 on the forums
• Cover gallery for the Tales to Astonish series

Recommended Reading

• Incredible Hulk (Volume 1)
• Sub-Mariner (Volume 1)
• Tales to Astonish (Volume 1)

Links and References

• Incredible Hulk profile at Wikipedia
• Incredible Hulk profile at Marvel Universe
• Incredible Hulk profile at Toonopedia
• Incredible Hulk series index at the Grand Comics Database
• Incredible Hulk series index at CBDB
• Incredible Hulk series index at Comicbookdb.com
• Hulk Library
• Sub-Mariner article at Wikipedia
• Sub-Mariner article at Toonopedia
• Sub-Mariner biography page at the Marvel Directory
• Sub-Mariner page at Ahoy Mates