Die Spinne #45
In "Mysterio: Im Dutzend makaberer!", the X-Men face a haunting mystery when Professor X falls into a coma after confronting the Z'Nox, leaving them with only a single cryptic word—“Hulk”—to guide them. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Sal Buscema, with inks by Sam Grainger and colors by Sam Grainger, this 1981 issue sees the team track down the jade giant, only to find themselves caught in a dangerous cycle of transformation and memory. The cover by Keith Pollard and Bob McLeod captures the eerie tension of a story where even the mind’s deepest secrets can turn deadly.
In "Mutanten und Monster (Teil 1)" from Die Spinne #45 (1981), the X-Men race to save Professor X after he falls into a coma shielding them from the Z'Nox, guided only by a single word from his mind: "Hulk." Tracking the jade giant across the desert, they confront the Hulk once more—only to find Bruce Banner, the man beneath the rage, who claims a machine may awaken Xavier. But when Major Talbot intervenes, the transformation reignites, forcing the team into a desperate battle at a forgotten lab. The story ends with the X-Men securing the crucial device, leaving the future uncertain.
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