Marvel Horror Classic Collection #2
This German-language collection from Panini Deutschland brings together classic Marvel horror tales written by Marv Wolfman, featuring iconic supernatural and monster characters such as Morbius the Living Vampire, Dracula, Blade, Daimon Hellstrom, and Satana. The volume spans stories from the 1970s, including appearances by Spider-Man, the Hulk, and the X-Men, as Wolfman weaves gothic horror into the Marvel Universe. It's a must for fans of Marvel's darker, pre-1980s storytelling and the creative peak of Wolfman's horror work.
"Sein Name ist ... Blade!" delivers a chilling chapter in the Marvel Horror Classic Collection, spotlighting a rare, early collaboration between Len Wein and Jörg Fassbender on a tale that blends myth, mutation, and monstrous transformation. Set in the frozen wilds of Canada, the story follows the Hulk as he's drawn into a deadly mystery involving the Wendigo, a cursed man, and a sister's desperate magic—only for the creature to awaken and clash with the Hulk, forcing the government to send in Wolverine. Herb Trimpe’s dynamic art, with Jack Abel’s inks and Glynis Wein’s haunting colors, brings the dread to life, while John Romita’s cover captures the primal tension of the moment.
In "Fluch des Menschenfressers!", Hulk wandert durch die kanadischen Wälder, wo er auf die verzweifelte Jo trifft, die ihren vermissten Bruder sucht. Nachdem er einen Mann vor dem Wendigo rettet—den sie für ihren Bruder hält—wird er in eine schaurige Geschichte von Kannibalismus und Verwandlung gezogen, als Georges, der Überlebende, von Paul Cartier erzählt, dessen Schicksal den Wendigo geschaffen hat.
In "Und der Wind heult ... Wendigo!", Hulk seeks solitude in the Canadian wilderness, only to be drawn into a haunting mystery when he stumbles upon a hidden cave tied to the tragic transformation of Paul Cartier into the Wendigo. With Marie and Georges desperate to reverse the curse using a dangerous ritual, Hulk awakens from a magical slumber just as the creature emerges—and soon, the Canadian government sends Wolverine to intervene.
In "Jetzt kommt ... Wolverine!", the Canadian super-agent Wolverine teams up with the Hulk to face the terrifying Wendigo, but their alliance fractures when Wolverine turns on his former ally. As tensions rise and old wounds resurface, Marie’s plan to transfer Wendigo’s power takes a shocking turn—leaving Paul Cartier to reclaim his humanity, while Georges is consumed by the monster he once tried to control.
In "Der Schrecken schleicht durch die Nacht!", the X-Men begin their new training as a team, with Kitty adjusting to her role as an X-Man. Meanwhile, Wolverine and Nightcrawler travel to Canada to aid Alpha Flight in tracking down the elusive Wendigo.
In "Zorn!", Wolverine and Nightcrawler join forces with Alpha Flight to battle the monstrous Wendigo, a creature of primal fury. When Shaman uses his powers to reclaim the beast’s humanity, the victory comes at a cost—Alpha Flight is disbanded by the Canadian government.
In "Blutig ist der Pfad zur Hölle!", Satana and her companion Zannarth face the treacherous passage through the Cave of the Seven Winds, a labyrinthine realm where the very air hums with danger. As they push deeper into the infernal path, they are met with relentless assault from the forces of the Four, testing their resolve and their bond.
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