| Tales to Astonish followed the adventures of the Hulk after his adventures in the Avengers (Issues #1-5). At first he shared the book with Ant-Man. In fact, issue #59 features the Hulk battling the shrinking hero. The insertion of the Hulk into Tales was both literal and figurative. Side-by-side with the two heroes fighting is an ad from Marvel which heralds the Hulk story continuing in the next issue. Ant-Man was later dropped from the book. In his place, starting issue #70, Marvel returned the Sub-Mariner to his own feature drawn by Bill Everett (his original Golden Age artist). This was a much better combination. Hulk and Sub-Mariner had once teamed up to battle common foes (Avengers #4). They both shared an anti-hero attitude which gave the book more focus. Marvel could reach both groups of fans who loved the company's bad boy heroes. |
| Issue # | Story Title | Credits: | |
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| 59 | "Enter: The Hulk!" | rapidly written by Stan Lee dashingly drawn by Dick Ayers instantly inked by P. Reinman |  |
| 60 | [Hulk stories begin] | written by incredible Stan Lee Illustrated by incredible Steve Ditko inked by incredible Geo. Bell | 
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| 61 | "Captured at Last! | the incomparable Stan Lee Author the initmitable Steve Ditko illustrator the indescribable George Bell |  |
| 62 | "Enter the Chameleon" | sensationally scripted by Stan Lee; dynamically drawn by Steve Ditko; impeccably inked by George Bell | |
| 63 | "A Titan Rides the Train!" | only Stan Lee Could have written this monumental masterpiece! only Steve Ditko could have drawn these powerful panels! only Geo. Bell could have inked this sensational saga! | 
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| 64 | "The Horde of Humanoids!" | written by the sparkling skill of Stan Lee! drawn with the peerless power of Steve Ditko! inked with the classic clarity of George Bell! | 
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| 65 | "On the Rampage against the Reds" | written by Stan Lee (our faithful writer!) drawn by Steve Ditko (our reliable artist!) inked by Dick Ayers (our dependable inker!) |
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| 66 | "The Power of Doctor Banner" | power-packed script by...Stan Lee hard-hitting art by...Steve Ditko two-fisted inking by...Vince Colletta | 
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| 67 | "Where Strides the Behemoth!" | script by Stan Lee, who created the Hulk! art by Steve Ditko, who adopted the Hulk! inked by Frank Ray, who fears the Hulk! | 
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| 68 | "Back from the Dead" | story and art by Marvel's modern masters: Stan Lee and Jack Kirby inking: Mickey Demeo |
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| 69 | "Trapped in the Lair of the Leader!" | Hulking story by...Stan Lee Hulksome art by...Jack Kirby Hulkish inking by...Mickey Demeo | |
| 70 | "To Live Again!" | Take a Stan Lee story, Add a Jack Kirby artwork, Mix with Mickey Demeo inking, and Artie Simek lettering... Presto! Instant Confusion! | 
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| 71 | "Like a Beast at Bay!" | Stan Lee, stunning story Jack Kirby, lavish layouts Mickey Demeo, awesome art | |
| 72 | "Within the Monster Dwells a Man!" | Thrills, as only Stan Lee's story can provide them! Power, as only Jack Kirby's layouts can create! Drama, as only Mickey Demeo's artwork can present it! | |
| 73 | "Another World, Another Foe!" | You'll never forget Stan Lee's script! you'll never forget Jack Kirby's layouts! you'll never forget Bob Powell's art! You'll never forget Artie Simek's--eh--let's see now, what did Artie do? | |
| 74 | "The Wisdom of the Watcher" | dreamed up by Stan Lee! designed by Jack Kirby! drawn by Bob Powell! delineated by Mickey Demeo! | |
| 75 | "Not All My Power Can Save Me!" | story: Stan Lee layouts: Jack Kirby illustrations: M. Demeo enjoying: that's your job, Pussycat! | |
| 76 | "I Against the World" | Living proof that Teamwork pays off-- script...Stan Lee layout...Jack Kirby pencilling....Scott Edward inking...Mickey Demeo | |
| 77 | "Bruce Banner is the Hulk" | Look out below! Our batty bullpen name-droppers are at it again..! script by: Stan Lee layouts by: Jack Kirby pencilling and inking by: Johnny Romita | |
| 78 | "The Hulk Must Die" | Story by: Stan Lee (certainly!) Layouts by: Jack Kirby (naturally!) Artwork by: Bill Everett (surprisingly!) | |
| 79 | "The Titan and the Torment" | Hulkish story by: Stan Lee Hulkable layouts by: Jack Kirby Hulking artwork by: Bill Everett | |
| 80 | "They Dwell in the Depths" | Script: Stan Lee, D.H. (Doctor of Hulkishness) Layouts: Jack Kirby, M.H. (Master of Hulkability) Art: Bill Everett, B.H. (Bachelor of Hulkosity) | |
| 81 | "The Stage is Set!" | Hulkable script by Stan Lee Hulksome layout by: Jack Kirby Hulkorous art by: Bill Everett | |
| 82 | "The Battle Cry of the Boomerang" | Another cheery chapter in the most imaginative, most spectacular super-serial of all time! Passionately presented by: Stan Lee, writer Jack Kirby, designer Bill Everett, illustrator | |
| 83 | "Less than Monster, More than Man" | Script: smilin' Stan Lee Layouts: Jolly Jack Kirby Art: Wild Bill Everett | |
| 84 | "Rampage in the City" (Cross-over with Sub-Mariner, same ish.) | Script...Stan (the Man) Lee Art...almost the whole blamed Bullpen | |
| 85 | "The Missile and the Monster" | Script: Stan Lee Pencils: John Buscema Inks: John Tartaglione Hulk's Pants-Dressing: Irving Forbush | |
| 86 | "The Birth of the Hulk-Killer" | Superlative script: Smilin' Stan Lee Amerliorative Art: Jovial John Buscema Imaginative Inks: Mirthful Mick Demeo | |
| 87 | "The Humanoid and the Hero" | Hulkamorous Script by: Stan (the Man) Lee) Hulkitudinous Art by: Gil (Sugar) Kane | |
| 88 | "Boomerang and the Brute" | Handled with Hulkitude by Stan (the Man) Lee and Gil (Sugar) Kane | |
| 89 | "...Then, There Shall Come a Stranger" | An Heroic, Hulkish Handiwork by Stan (the Man) Lee and Gil (Sugar Lips) Kane | |
| 90 | "The Abomination" | A power-packed plethora of pulsating perils, by Stan (the Man) Lee and Gil (Sugar Lips) Kane | |
| 91 | "Whosoever Harms the Hulk!" | Smilin' Stan Lee, Writer Magnificent Marie Severin, Illustrator Frank Giacoia, Inker | |
| 92 | "Turning Point" | Hulkily Presented by Smilin' Stan Lee, Writer and Mirthful Marie Severin Masters of Hulkology! | |
| 93 | "He Who Strikes the Silver Surfer" | Smilin' Stan Lee and Mirthful Marie Severin | |
| 94 | "To the Beckoning Stars" | We don't know how anyone as utterly adorable as Smilin' Stan Lee and Mirthful Marie Severin can do such a great job on the hideous Hulk, but they do! Perhaps it's because of Herb Trimpe's inking quien sabe? | |
| 95 | "A World He Never Made" | A Startling, Spectacular Star-Studded Sensation by: Smilin' Stan Lee and Magnificent Marie Severin Embellished by Herb Trimpe | |
| 96 | "What Have I Created?" | Brought to you by our Gregarious Group of Goofy, Green-Skinned Gremlins: Stan (the Man) Lee, the Brighter Writer and Marie (the She) Severin, the Smartest Artist Herb Trimpe, the Distincter Inker | |
| 97 | "The Legions of Living Lightning" | The Latest, the Greatest Literary and Artistic Smasheroo by Smilin' Stan Lee and Madcap Marie Severin Inked by Howlin' Herb Trimpe | 
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| 98 | "The Puppet and the Power" | Stan (the Man) Lee and Marie (the She) Severin have come up with another Smasheroo Ably Aided by: Herb Trimpe, Inker | |
| 99 | "When the Monster Wakes" | Produced by Stan (the Man) Lee and Marie (the She) Severin) Inked by John Tartaglione | |
| 100 | "Let There Be Battle" Hulk vs. Sub-Mariner (spec. full length comic) | A double-length spectacular to stagger your senses! By: Stan (the Man) Lee Marie (the She) Severin and Dandy Dan Adkins |  |
| 101 | "Where Walk the Immortals" | Panoramically Produced by... Stan Lee and Marie Severin Inking: Frank Giacoia |  |
The Hulk gets his own mag again!
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