X-Men Saga #18
In "Wendigo!", the X-Men face their first real test as a newly reformed team, with Kitty navigating her place among the legends. Meanwhile, Wolvie and Nightcrawler venture into Canada on a mission that puts them head-to-head with the terrifying Wendigo, a force of primal terror. Written by Chris Claremont and John Byrne, with art by Byrne and inks by Terry Austin, this 1994 issue features a striking cover by Steve Lightle.
Wolverine and Nightcrawler journey into the Canadian wilderness to aid Alpha Flight in tracking down the terrifying Wendigo, a creature of myth and menace. With the X-Men still finding their rhythm as a team, tensions rise as old wounds and new dangers collide in the frozen north.
In "La fureur de Wendigo !", the X-Men join forces with Alpha Flight to confront the terrifying Wendigo, a creature of primal rage that threatens the Canadian wilderness. With Wolverine and Nightcrawler leading the charge, the battle tests the limits of heroism—especially when Shaman’s powers offer a shocking twist that changes the beast into something human. But victory comes at a cost, as the Canadian government responds by disbanding Alpha Flight, leaving their future uncertain.
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↩ Reprints Classic X-Men #45 (1990), X-Men Classic #46 (1990), X-Men Classic #47 (1990)
Reprinted in Nova #200 (1994)
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