| "Banished to Outer Space" | |
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| The Incredible Hulk | |
| Title: | "Banished to Outer Space" |
| Volume: | 1 |
| Number: | 3 |
| Cover price: | .12 |
| Cover date: | September, 1963 |
| Publisher: | Marvel Comics |
| Credits | |
| Chief: | Stan Lee |
| Writers: | Stan Lee |
| Pencilers: | Jack Kirby |
| Inkers: | Dick Ayers |
| Cover artists: | Jack Kirby |
| Cover inker: | Dick Ayers |
| Cover colorist: | Stan Goldberg |
| Cover letterer: | Artie Simek |
| Colorists: | Stan Goldberg |
| Letterers: | Artie Simek |
| Editors: | Stan Lee |
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"Banished to Outer Space" is the title to the third issue of the first Incredible Hulk comic book series published by Marvel Comics. The story was written by Stan Lee with artwork by Jack Kirby. Uncredited creative talent includes Dick Ayers as inker, Stan Goldberg as colorist and Artie Simek on lettering. This issue features two more stories, also crafted by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, including a three-page "The Origin of the Hulk!" vignette, and a back-up tale titled "The Ringmaster". This issue shipped with a September, 1963 cover date and carries a cover price of .12 cents per copy.
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"The Origin of the Hulk!"[]
- Writer - Stan Lee
- Penciler - Jack Kirby
- Inker - Dick Ayers
- Colorist - Stan Goldberg
- Letterer - Artie Simek
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"The Ringmaster"[]
- Writer - Stan Lee
- Penciler - Jack Kirby
- Inker - Dick Ayers
- Colorist - Stan Goldberg
- Letterer - Artie Simek
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Notes & Trivia[]
- This is the first appearance of the Circus of Crime.
- Jack Kirby illustrates the Hulk as being able to make uniform directional changes while super-leaping, implying that the Hulk can actually fly! Craziness!
- Rick Jones is revealed to have an elderly aunt named Polly in this issue.
- Rick Jones shares a telepathic bond with the Hulk.
- "The Ringmaster" is partially adapted in the "Captive of the Circus" cartoon short in 1966.