Hulk is known for a couple of things. Smashing, particle physics, and the exceptional Hulk Heavy Lifting Pint Glass! Holding 16oz of liquid fury, this fancy etched glass has a subtle vintage image of Marvel's Green Machine holding up his own logo and is based on the Hulk giant size special #1.

Any-who, this officially licensed Marvel Hulk pint glass is perfect as a gift or your own collection. If anything, I would think owning this pint glass will prevent the Hulk and/or Kool-Aid Man from smashing through your house. I could be wrong though but best to be on the safe side! 

Do not microwave and hand wash only! This thing is a work of art! 

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This Hulk pint glass features the cover art to Hulk: King-Size Special #1, rendered by legendary artist Jim Steranko, with a reworked face my Marie Severin -- apparently, Steranko's original Hulk face expressed a ghastly grimace and disheveled hair, a combination Marvel deemed reworkable.

Release Date: October 1st, 1968

Writer: Gary Friedrich
Penciler: Marie Severin

Synopsis: In "A Refuge Divided," the Incredible Hulk immerses himself in an internal, Inhuman dispute involving yet another attempt by Maximus the Mad to unilaterally dethrone his brother, Blackagar Boltagon, aka Black Bolt. That's right; Hulk found himself immersed in what passes for Monday at The Inhumans' royal court.