The 100 Greatest Marvels of All Time #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "And Now...The Wolverine!", a Canadian super-agent with a penchant for claws teams up with the Hulk to take down the terrifying Wendigo. As the monster falls, the uneasy alliance fractures—Wolverine turns on his giant ally in a brutal clash. Meanwhile, Marie pushes forward with her plan to transfer the Wendigo’s power, setting off a chain of choices that test loyalty and push one man to become something monstrous in another’s place. Art by Herb Trimpe and Jack Abel, with colors by Glynis Wein and letters by Artie Simek, this 2001 issue features a cover by ChrisCross.
In a high-stakes clash of brute strength and savage instinct, Wolverine joins forces with the Hulk to take down the monstrous Wendigo. But when the battle ends, the uneasy alliance fractures as Wolverine turns on his former ally, setting the stage for a brutal confrontation. As Marie pushes forward with her plan to transfer the Wendigo’s power, a rift forms between old friends—forcing Georges Baptiste to confront the cost of his past and the fate of Paul Cartier in a twist that reshapes them all.
In "Fatal Attractions: Dreams Fade," the X-Men launch a desperate assault on Avalon, where Magneto’s forces hold the line. As the battle rages, Magneto strips Wolverine of his adamantium, and Professor X delivers a final, devastating psychic blow—silencing the master of magnetism. When the team returns to Earth, Colossus remains behind, tending to the fallen enemy, caught in the aftermath of a conflict that leaves both sides forever changed.
In a race against drowning and time, Spider-Man fights to free himself from a collapsing underwater base while Aunt May’s life depends on a cure he must deliver. With the weight of the past pressing down—both in the form of rubble and memories of Uncle Ben—Spider-Man pushes through pain to confront Dr. Octopus’ henchmen and reach the serum that could save her. The final panel hints at a new threat, as Kraven’s shadow looms in the distance.
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