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| Alternate Identity | Wendigo | ||||||||||||||||||
| Powers and Abilities | Claws Fangs | ||||||||||||||||||
| Team Affiliations | Brotherhood of Mutant Terrorists | ||||||||||||||||||
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- Wendigo is from various tie-in material related to "Pryde of the X-Men".
Wendigo is a werewolf-like villain and a member of the Brotherhood of Mutant Terrorists.
Biography[]
When the X-Men went to Island M to rescue Professor X and Kitty Pryde they encountered a Wendigo monster. The X-Men fought and defeated Wendigo.
Later, the Brotherhood of Mutant Terrorists, including Wendigo, joined forces with Arcade to destroy the X-Men. When the Brotherhood of Mutant Terrorists kidnapped Professor X they brought him to Murderworld to lure the X-Men into a trap. As the X-Men made their way through Murderworld they had to avoid various traps and fight the Brotherhood. Wendigo fought the X-Men, but he was defeated.
Background[]
Wendigo was voiced by Kyle Hebert in the 2010 redub of X-Men.
In the Comics[]
The Wendigo is the result of an ancient curse laid down by Elder Gods of Canadian folklore that transforms any person who eats the flesh of another human being in the Canadian wilderness into a massive, fur-covered humanoid beast. Wendigo is an indestructible force of nature, having been made by the gods. In modern times a man named Paul Cartier fell victim to the Wendigo curse. Later, Cartier was defeated by the Hulk and Wolverine.
External Links[]
- Wikipedia
- Paul Cartier (Earth-652975) at Marvel Database
- Paul Cartier (Earth-616) at Marvel Database