Continuing with Stegron Saturdays, this issue has it all! Hulk for Brad, the Dinosaur Man for George, and adventures in the Savage Land for Kevin! Illustrated by fan-favorite, Mike Wieringo!
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I remember when I first bought that issue. I officially felt it was the weakest of the Dezengo/Wieringo run. Art was beautiful and yes we got Stegron back but… it was such a forced story.