Puny humans able to buy exclusive Hulk #1!
LOS ANGELES, CA (January 9, 2008) – The Hulk will be smashing
through the Marvel Universe again in January, and The Hero
Initiative, the charity dedicated to helping older comic
creators in medical or financial need, has him in an exclusive
limited edition.
The Hero/AtomicComics.com Hulk #1 features an
exclusive cover by Ed McGuinness and is limited to only 5000
copies worldwide. Ed’s rendition of the new Red Hulk has been seen in
solicits, but this is the only chance fans will have
to get this great piece as a cover! This special edition of
Hulk #1 will be available for $8 at the Phoenix
Cactus Comicon Jan. 26-27, and at a special pre-con party at
Atomic Comics.
Both Hulk writer Jeph Loeb and artist Ed McGuinness will be
signing at Atomic Comics Mesa Superstore on January 25th
from 5PM-7PM for the world premiere of this special
edition! Jeph and Ed will be there to autograph copies. If
you can’t make the scene, you can preorder your copy now at:
http://www.atomiccomicsstore.com/hulkpreorder.html
“Ed and I are thrilled to be
part of such a special
occasion,” said Jeph Loeb. “As
guests of the Phoenix Comicon,
we’ll be having a blast meeting
our fans and celebrating this
new HULK monthly. Mike Malve and
his Atomic Comics shops are the
finest in the nation, so being
there will be the icing on the
cake. As longtime supporters of
The Hero Initiative, we are
proud to be a part of such a
worthwhile cause. Please join us
for what will turn out to be the
party of century!”
The Hero Initiative creates a
financial safety net for
yesterdays' creators who may
need emergency medical aid,
financial support for essentials
of life, and an avenue back into
paying work. It's a chance for
all of us to give back something
to the people who have given us
so much enjoyment. For more
information, visit
www.HeroInitiative.org or call
310-909-7809
The Phoenix Cactus Comicon’s 2008 guests include
Howard Chaykin, Jeph Loeb, Ed McGuinness, Arthur Suydam, Angel
Medina, David Finch, Mark Waid, Matt Wagner
and more. For tickets and information, visit
www.phoenixcomicon.com.
Atomic Comics, the Southwest’s
largest comic book retailer, has
been in business for more than
two decades and operates four
retail comics and collectibles
stores in the greater Phoenix
area.
