Just read Incredible Hulk #180-181...

[TheLiamSturgess]

I loved it! The tone, the emotion, the flow... It all fit together very well. I feel like Wolverine had a very insignificant cameo for this particular story, but I think enough info is given so we can ponder his true intent and get excited for future appearances. I loved the ending, though I feel it was slightly abrupt.

 

Overall rating: 4/5 stars

[Hibou]

(thumbs u <--------- the good one!

[ticket_stub-migration]

The story truly ends in Hulk # 182 when Wolverine gets picked up by a helicopter.

 

Are your eyes stinging from that terrible art?

[Brian48]

I thought Trimpe's artwork was fine and appropriate for the times. The Hulk run from that era was one of my favorites.

[RockMyAmadeus]

I really, really enjoyed the Wendigo storyline.

 

It was pretty dramatic for the day.

[Bronty]

count me among those who enjoys reading hulk 181 to this day. good book and much more readable than gsx1 or x94, IMO

[RockMyAmadeus]

count me among those who enjoys reading hulk 181 to this day. good book and much more readable than gsx1 or x94, IMO

 

Very agreed.

 

I think the personal drama regarding Marie Cartier, her brother Paul, and Georges Baptiste served as a perfect backdrop for the intro of Wolvie.

 

It was well plotted, even if it may not be high literature. Wolvie's appearance as "Weapon X", sent in by the Canadian Air Force, makes sense, and isn't logically inconsistent or merely "coincedence."

 

Georges giving his life to take on the curse of the Wendigo from Paul, demonstrating his love for Marie, is a very nice touch. Even though the battle between Hulk, Wolvie, and Wendie was clearly the focus, it wasn't pointless, and served the story.

[Ken Aldred]

I've always had a positive opinion about those issues. They're enjoyable, fairly typical Hulk comics from that time, which I read long before any hype.