Hulk #3/1980

In the frozen depths of the Canadian wilderness, the Hulk stumbles upon Jo, a young woman searching for her missing brother. When he rescues a man from the clutches of the Wendigo—whom Jo insists is not her brother but his friend Georges—she reveals a horrifying truth: Paul Cartier’s descent into the Wendigo began with an act of desperation that crossed a line beyond human decency.

In "Order: Attack," General Ross pursues the Hulk through the frozen Canadian wilderness, only to be captured alongside him by the enigmatic Gremlin, who seeks to weaponize the Hulk’s strength in his Super-Trooper suits. With the Hulk unwittingly driven back to Bruce Banner under the influence of gas, the two form a fragile alliance to escape—though Banner’s return to his monstrous form brings only renewed hostility toward Ross. When the Hulk finally breaks free, his memory of the past is clouded by rage, leaving Ross behind and forcing Betty to confront the terrifying truth: her father is in enemy hands, and the Hulk is still alive.

In "Möte med Zzzax," the Hulk makes a dramatic splash in New York City, rushing to aid Hawkeye in confronting the electrifying threat of Zzzax. Meanwhile, across the world in Russia, Talbot leads a daring rescue of Thunderbolt Ross—only to find himself captured in the process.