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| - 100 Greatest Marvels of All Time Vol 1 3
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| - Spider-Man #1
- X-Men Vol 2 #25
- Incredible Hulk #181
- Amazing Spider-Man #33
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| Letterer1
| - Artie Simek
- Bill Oakley
- Rick Parker
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| Inker1
| - Jack Abel
- Steve Ditko
- Todd McFarlane
- Matt Ryan
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| - Jack Abel
- Steve Ditko
- Todd McFarlane
- Matt Ryan
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| - Stan Lee
- Len Wein
- Todd McFarlane
- Fabian Nicieza
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| - Andy Kubert
- Herb Trimpe
- Steve Ditko
- Todd McFarlane
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| Colourist1
| - Christie Scheele
- Joe Rosas
- Bob Sharen
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| Writer1
| - Stan Lee
- Len Wein
- Todd McFarlane
- Fabian Nicieza
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| - Torment
- The Final Chapter
- Dreams Fade
- And Now... the Wolverine!
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| - Stan Lee
- Bob Harras
- Jim Salicrup
- Roy Thomas
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| - Andy Kubert
- Herb Trimpe
- Steve Ditko
- Todd McFarlane
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- Bill Oakley
- Rick Parker
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- Joe Rosas
- Bob Sharen
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| - Stan Lee
- Bob Harras
- Jim Salicrup
- Roy Thomas
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| Synopsis
| - The clawed hero Wolverine leaps out from the top of a rocky hill landing between the Hulk and the Wendigo. Scurrying onto the Hulk's back, he begins swiping at him with his diamond-hard Adamantium claws, but even they cannot pierce the Hulk's skin. Realizing that the Wendigo may prove to be an easier target, Wolverine springs over the Hulk's head and launches himself at the Wendigo. His suspicions prove correct, and his claws rake into the woodland creature’s hide.
The Hulk, confused by this sudden turn of events, concludes that the "enemy of my enemy is also my friend", so he assists Wolverine in stopping the Wendigo. The Hulk picks the monster up and smashes him through a grove of trees. Wolverine finishes the job by sinking his claws into the Wendigo's throat. The Wendigo is an immortal creature however, and even this seemingly fatal blow is not enough to kill him. For the time being though, the Wendigo is unconscious.
Now Wolverine turns his attention onto the Hulk. The fight is furious, but brief, as both combatants manage to knock each other out.
Marie Cartier prepares once again to conduct an occult ritual that will remove the spirit of the Wendigo from her brother's body, and transpose it onto the Hulk. With the Hulk unconscious, he slowly changes back into Robert Banner. Georges refuses to take part in Marie's plan any longer. It was bad enough when she intended on placing the curse on a mindless monster, but now she plans to subject an innocent human being to the curse of the Wendigo. Georges angrily storms off.
Marie tries to drag Banner's body back into the cave with the unconscious Wendigo, but Banner awakens and just as quickly turns back into the Hulk. Wolverine revives as well and the two begin fighting once again. Marie flees from the battle and races back into the cave. The Hulk swings a mighty punch, but Wolverine manages to roll just in time so that it is only a glancing blow. The punch is still strong enough to knocks him out however.
Inside the cave, Marie discovers that Georges has completed her occult ritual. He has transferred the power of the Wendigo out of Paul Cartier's body, and placed it inside his own. As the new Wendigo, the last vestiges of Georges' intellect quickly fade away, but not before he manages to profess his love for Marie Cartier. The Wendigo turns and smashes through a section of cavern wall and runs off into the forest. Paul Cartier is now forever free of the curse of the Wendigo.
- Spider-Man is trapped by tons of iron and finds it in himself to raise the giant mechanism to rid himself the feelings of guilt given by Uncle Ben's death. As he exits, his leg is hurt but he grabs the serum and soon the lab is flooded with water. He lets himself be swept along the current, yet as he makes his way to the surface and finds more henchmen waiting for him. Going ballistic on the henchmen, he makes his way to Dr. Curt Connors’ lab with the serum. After testing it successfully on his own blood, he reasons it may be a cure for Aunt May. Connors phones the hospital to ok the serum Spider-Man is delivering. Meanwhile, Spider-Man goes back to take pictures for The Daily Bugle and phones Frederick Foswell to get the scoop of the year. As Pete delivers pictures to J. Jonah Jameson, Betty Brant is shocked to see Pete bruised and beaten, which he says is from trying to get pictures. She fears that she'd lose an adventurous Peter Parker the way she did with her brother. Peter then barters with Jameson on the pictures to raise money for Aunt May's hospital bills as well as all the scientific equipment he pawned off last issue to buy ISO-36. After getting the money, he heads to the hospital to find the results on Aunt May and while he's being looked at, a nurse announces that the results are in. It seems ISO-36 has cured Aunt May after all. Peter Parker is seen going home and getting some well deserved rest.
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