The Incredible Hulk #325

Published in November 1986, The Incredible Hulk #325 serves as a significant turning point in the character's long-running series, arriving during a transitional era for Marvel Comics. Written by Al Milgrom with art by Milgrom and Dell Barras, the issue was released during a period when the Hulk was undergoing internal physical and mental shifts, reflecting the publisher's ongoing efforts to reconcile the dichotomy between Bruce Banner and his monstrous alter ego.

The issue features a notable cover and narrative focus on the Hulk's precarious state, characteristic of the mid-80s style that leaned into darker, more psychological storytelling. While not as widely cited as the seminal runs by Peter David or Bill Mantlo, this specific issue remains a grounded example of the collaborative editorial work common at Marvel during the mid-1980s, serving as a connector for long-term readers following the complex evolving status of the character.