Incredible Hulk Epic Collection #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the frozen wilds of Canada, the Hulk seeks solitude—until he’s pulled toward a hidden cave by forces beyond his control. There, he encounters Marie, sister to the man who became the Wendigo, and her brother Georges, who believe transferring the Wendigo’s power to the Hulk can restore their brother to humanity. As Marie’s magic falters and the monstrous Wendigo awakens, the Hulk stirs from his trance—just as a new threat arrives from the shadows: Wolverine, sent by the Canadian government to deal with the Hulk’s recent appearance.
In "And Now...The Wolverine!", the enigmatic Canadian agent Wolverine joins forces with the Hulk to confront the terrifying Wendigo. As the beast falls, the alliance fractures when Wolverine turns on the Hulk in a sudden, brutal clash. Meanwhile, Marie pushes forward with her plan to transfer the Wendigo’s power to the Hulk, but as guilt over Paul Cartier’s transformation weighs heavily on his best friend Georges, he makes a fateful choice—stepping into the monster’s place.
In "Between Hammer and Anvil!", the Hulk, fresh from a grueling fight with Wolverine and captured by Canadian commandos, breaks free and crosses paths with the unlikely Crackajack Jackson. As the two form an unexpected bond, they journey toward a prison where Jackson plans to visit his son—only to find that the man he’s seeking is now a prisoner, and the prison itself is about to become a battleground. Meanwhile, the escaped duo of Hammer and Anvil, now wielding alien-altered chains as weapons, return to exact their revenge, setting off a collision course that could shatter everything.
When Bruce Banner secretly stows away on a mission to the Soviet Union to rescue the captured Glenn Talbot, the Hulk is thrust into a dangerous clash with the mysterious Gremlin—whose influence has already taken hold of Talbot. As the line between ally and enemy blurs, the Hulk must confront a foe who turns the battlefield into a twisted game of control and chaos.
In "The Lurker Beneath Loch Fear!", the Hulk finds an unlikely ally in fisherman Angus Mactavish, whose net accidentally ensnares the green giant. As their strange friendship grows, the trio—Angus, his wife Sarah, and Bruce Banner—are suddenly taken by Lord Black Jaimie Macawber, a man who believes the mysterious Loch Fear creature must be preserved, not killed, for the sake of the local tourist trade.
In "An Intruder in the Mind!", the Hulk finds himself inside Glen Talbot’s mind after Doc Samson shrinks him to explore the fractured memories of a man whose past is unraveling. As the Hulk navigates a surreal landscape of Talbot’s psyche, he’s confronted by visions of old allies and enemies, each a fragment of a mind in turmoil. But when the experiment goes awry, the line between memory and reality begins to collapse—leaving the Hulk in danger of vanishing entirely.
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