Marvel Facsímil #1
In "Y el Viento Aulla... ¡Wendigo!", the Hulk seeks solitude in Canada, only to be drawn into a supernatural conflict when Marie, sister of the cursed Paul Cartier, attempts to transfer the Wendigo's curse to him in a desperate bid to save her brother. With the curse's magic failing and the Wendigo emerging, the Canadian government dispatches their secret agent, Wolverine, to contain the escalating threat. Written by Len Wein and Enrique Joga, with art by Herb Trimpe and Jack Abel, and colored by Glynis Wein, this striking tale blends myth and mayhem in a story that’s as much about legacy as it is about survival. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Herb Trimpe and John Romita, captures the clash of titans in bold, classic style.
In the frozen wilds of Canada, Hulk seeks solitude—until he's drawn into a desperate ritual by Marie, the sister of the cursed Paul Cartier. As her magic falters, the ancient terror known as the Wendigo awakens, forcing Hulk to confront a primal force unlike any he's faced. With the Canadian government deploying their most dangerous asset, the mutant Logan, the stakes rise in a battle where myth, madness, and might collide.
In "Presentando a... ¡Lobezno!," the Canadian agent Wolverine teams up with the Hulk to take down the Wendigo, only to find themselves at odds when Weapon X turns on their ally. As Marie pushes forward with her plan to transfer the Wendigo's curse, Georges' guilt leads him to make a fateful choice—taking the curse upon himself. Paul Cartier regains his humanity, while Georges becomes the beast he once fought.
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