Growlspittle. From SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #191, August 1992.
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Growlspittle. From SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #191, August 1992.
Hubrispittle. From MARVEL TEAM-UP 21, May 1974.
the cover to The Defenders #11 by Sal Buscema and Frank Bolle
Living Stone spittle. From THE DEFENDERS 11, December 1973.
Kingspittle. From CAPTAIN AMERICA 147, March 1972.
Brutish spittle. From FANTASTIC FOUR #182, May 1977.
Inarticulate spittle. From INCREDIBLE HULK ANNUAL #14, 1985.
Nightmare spittle. From THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #135, February 1988.
Red spittle at night, Hulk takes flight. From INCREDIBLE HULK #250, August 1980.
My spittle! The goggles do nothing! From PETER PARKER, THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #5, April 1977.
In the 1976 Spittlelympics, Kronak bests The Hulk, 4 open mouths to 1. From INCREDIBLE HULK #201, July 1976.
Even college administrators-turned super villains aren't immune. From PETER PARKER, THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #3, Feb. 1977.
The Tarantula's "spittle of surprise." From PETER PARKER, THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #2, Jan. 1977.
A bad case of Mongu-mouth. From INCREDIBLE HULK #211, May 1977. Via 80 Page Giant.
V for victory? Original Sal Buscema "Hulk" sketch owned by Joe Hollon, via his post at Byrne Robotics.
Pile-Driver's multiple expectorations leave Luke Cage impressed. From THE DEFENDERS #18, Dec. 1974. Via The Comics of Rhodey.
Your drool-drenched babblings offend Doom, Cotton Mather! From MARVEL TEAM-UP #43, March 1976. Via Bronze Age Babies.
HULK'S FACE LEAK ALL OVER. From INCREDIBLE HULK #256, Feb. 1981. Via SuperMegaMonkey.