Talk:Wendigo (comics)
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Once per year
[edit]I remember one panel where the curse is lifted one day per year to allow the cursee to remember their deeds. This was to make them suffer all the more. Unfortunately, that same person liked being the Wendigo. Did it happen to anyone else. Is it considered canon?
Transfering the Curse
[edit]I own a copy of a comic in which an early Wolverine battled Hulk and Wendigo. During this comic, a woman and man were arranging a ceremony in which they planned to transfer the Wendigo curse to the Hulk, freeing the current Wendigo (the woman's brother or husband, I think). The man didn't like the idea, but had somehow been part of whatever caused the current Wendigo to get the curse, so he helped out of guilt. After seeing that the Hulk was a person, the man realized that he could not force the Hulk to take on the curse, and so he transfered the curse to himself. This freed the current Wendigo. The woman was horrified that her friend was now Wendigo.
Does anyone have a better understanding of these events, who could add them to the page? Perhaps some idea of how the ceremony would have transfered the curse? I think the current article only listed killing the current Wendigo, and doesn't give other ways to stop the curse, except with the blip about Dr. Strange near the end. Kilyle 09:04, 29 June 2006 (UTC)
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Ultimate Wendigo
[edit]I'm taking bets that the Ultimate Wendigo is gonna be Dr. Jennifer Walters in Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk. (JoeLoeb (talk) 04:21, 14 April 2009 (UTC))
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Sincerely, The Squirrel Conspiracy (talk) 00:02, 1 May 2020 (UTC)