Gamma la bombe qui a créé Hulk #11
In "Le Maillon Manquant," a gaseous alien criminal named Kraggoom plots to possess Earth by hijacking the mind of the first human astronaut—only to find his host is a fraud who cheated his way into the mission. Trapped in a mind unraveling under the strain of space, Kraggoom faces a fate as unstable as the amnesiac astronaut he now shares. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Jack Kirby and inks by Steve Ditko, and colored by Stan Goldberg, this 1980 issue features a cover by Herb Trimpe and John Romita.
In the frozen wilds of Canada, the Hulk seeks solitude—until he’s pulled toward a hidden cave where Marie, sister of the man who became the Wendigo, and her brother Georges attempt to transfer the creature’s power to him, hoping to free Paul Cartier from his monstrous fate. As the magic falters and the Wendigo returns, the Hulk awakens from his trance, ready to face the beast—just as the Canadian government dispatches Wolverine to deal with the latest Hulk sighting.
In "Deuxième partie : le Glouton," Wolverine and the Hulk join forces to confront the terrifying Wendigo, but their alliance fractures when Wolvie turns on the Hulk in a sudden, brutal clash. As Marie pushes forward with her plan to transfer the Wendigo’s power to the Hulk, the weight of guilt over Paul’s transformation drives Georges to take the monstrous change upon himself—setting a course that rewrites their fates.
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