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Questprobe:The Hulk(1984)
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Questprobe:The Hulk(1984)
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Art Edit Credit to Roberto Coltro
Marvel Age (1984)
On this day in 1984, Marvel released Questprobe #1, featuring the Hulk -- a comic book tie-in to the video game of the same name by Mark Gruenwald, Bill Mantlo and John Romita Jr.
Back in those days, Marvel was looking to expand their brand to video games, so they teamed up with Adventure International and their founder/lead developer Scott Adams (not the cartoonist of the same name). Together they produced three video games for the Atari console, the Commodore 64, the Apple II and several more as part of the Questprobe line. Subsequent games and comics featured Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four -- specifically the Human Torch and the Thing.
After Adventure International went out of business, the game line and planned 12-issue miniseries both ended prematurely. An issue featuring the X-Men was created and would run in an issue of Marvel Fanfare, while the game's villain, the Chief Examiner, would pop up in Quasar.
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UK 1985
Hulk Smashes (by Mark Gruenwald & John Romita from Questprobe #1, 1984)Â
Questprobe (featuring the Hulk)Â #1 (August 1984)
This weird series was meant to go along with a series of text-based computer games but did not last long. The comics were not that interesting and the underwhelming games flopped and Adventure International (who made them) went bankrupt. The fourth story in this series (featuring the X-Men) would end up published in Marvel Fanfare and eventually the storyline was wrapped up in Quasar in 1992.