La Masa #39
In "¡El Eslabon Perdido!", the Hulk seeks solitude in the Canadian wilderness—only to be pulled into a hidden cave where Marie, sister to the man who became the Wendigo, and her brother Georges attempt to transfer the Wendigo's power to him in hopes of restoring Paul Cartier. As the magic falters and the Wendigo arrives, the Hulk awakens from his slumber, setting off a fierce clash. With the Canadian government now tracking the Hulk’s presence, mutant agent Wolverine is dispatched to handle the situation. Written by Len Wein and S. Dulcet, illustrated by Herb Trimpe with inks by Jack Abel and colors by Glynis Wein, this 1979 issue from Ediciones Vértice features a striking cover by Glynis Wein.
In the remote wilderness of Canada, the Hulk stumbles upon a mysterious cave tied to the cursed legacy of the Wendigo, where Marie and her brother Georges seek to undo the transformation that turned Paul Cartier into the monster. As ancient magic stirs and the Wendigo awakens, the Hulk’s own rage is drawn into the fray—just as Wolverine, a mutant agent of the Canadian government, arrives to track down the legendary green giant.
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