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Hans Kosenkranius UNITED STATES
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Cap/Wolverine #1 p.1

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Location: Travis Charest Gallery
Title: Cap/Wolverine #1 p.1*
Artist:  Travis  Charest (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1441
Likes on CAF: 8
Comments: 6
Added to Site: 9/23/2022

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For a Travis Charest fan like me, this is about as close to seeing a unicorn as you ever get...the stuff of legend.

Since 2010, Travis has talked about a secret project he was working on for Marvel starring Capt. America and Wolverine set in the early days of WW II. These are the first three pages from that yet to be published story and the only ones the artist rendered on physical board. After p.3 he switched to digital.

As of this year, I'm told Travis is still about eight pages from completion. As what happened with the long delayed "Metabaron" GN, it appears to have become a labor of love for the artist and a fish dead in the water for the publisher.

Don't know whether the finished work will ever see print at this point. We can only hope that SOMEDAY...

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Lance Suarez Member Since 2004
Posted On 9/23/2022

Beautiful pages. You're a lucky man.

F M Member Since 2005
Posted On 9/24/2022

I wasn't aware of this unicorn, so thanks.

Joe A Member Since 2019
Posted On 9/25/2022

Wow! I wasn't aware of this before and now must see it in print. It's reminiscent of his X-Men/Wildcats story - which was one of my favorite works by him. Huge congratulations!

Jason  Lambert Member Since 2004
Posted On 10/17/2022

Such a great page.  Congrats on an amazing piece.  Cannot wait until the comic's finished. 

Antoine Dennison Member Since 2020
Posted On 4/30/2024

It's a beautiful piece, to be sure. Strangely, Charest opted to go digital, as speed is the primary benefit of working digitally, but it hasn't hastened his progress.

Steve . M Member Since 2017
Posted On 7/19/2025

Beyond special 

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