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Wolverine Danger On the Docks #2 Drake's Cakes Mini Comic (1993) Title Page with Spider-Man - John Hebert & Bill Anderson

Artists: John Hebert (Penciller) , Bill Anderson (Inker)

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Wolverine Danger On the Docks #2 Drake's Cakes Mini Comic (1993) Title Page with Spider-Man - John Hebert & Bill Anderson Comic Art

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Title:	Wolverine Danger On the Docks #2 Drake's Cakes Mini Comic (1993) Title Page with Spider-Man - John Hebert & Bill Anderson
Artist:	John Hebert (Penciller)
Artist:	Bill Anderson (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Title Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	180
Likes on CAF:	5 6
Comments:	2
Added to Site:	1/28/2024
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Title page of issue #2 of a 4 issue mini-comic limited series packaged with Drake's Cakes snack cakes in 1993. Spider-Man swinging into a couple of goons villains on the dock.

Spider-Man is at the docks looking for stolen technology when he finds a shipment destined for Latveria. Wolverine catches up with Spider-Man and asks about his recent encounter with Jubilee and the two end up battling the young mutant's abductor, Sabretooth. Finding a journal written by Bruce Banner in the loot from the ship, Spider-Man and Wolverine decide to track him down.

Pencils by John Hebert with inks by Bill Anderson. Signed at bottom right by John Hebert. Measures 9.75 inches x 7.75 inches. The "Ouch!" word balloon is loose. Ouch!

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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

Posted on 1/29/2024

Fun odd sized comic and thus the artwork would have these scaled down dimensions as well. Hebert didn't waste any space squeezing in the action shot. Probably had a large print run and seen by a lot of people that didn't buy comics before.

adam martin
Member Since 2008

Posted on 2/8/2024

Fantastic pick up. I still have ptsd from eating all those drake's food products to get the comics plus the food other comapnies that made you do the same arounf this time.If i remember they did two comics series in a row with them

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