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Punisher War Journal volume 1 #32 Page 6

Location: Miscellaneous Artwork
Artists: Ron Wagner (Penciller) ,  Mark Pennington (Inker)

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Location: Miscellaneous Artwork
Title: Punisher War Journal volume 1 #32 Page 6*
Artist:  Ron Wagner (Penciller) ,  Mark Pennington (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 211
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 1/20/2023

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So over the summer I picked up page 7 from issue 32 of the first issue of Punisher War Journal, which you can see in this gallery.

Yesterday I saw a page from the same issue on E-Bay. I hesitated on buying it, then saw the seller was a short drive from my home. I took it as a sign and bought it. Then the seller messages me and told me that my house is on their way to work, and asked if I wanted it dropped off.

So I got this page less than 24 hours after I won it, the second-fastest delivery of an E-Bay winnings I’ve ever had.

It wasn’t until I was about to post it here that I realized I now have consecutive pages from the issue. That pleases me as much as both pages having that 90s Punisher humor the current books lack.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 1/21/2023

The fates have spoken!  Maybe you should ask if he got any more art and make a new comic art friend while at it.

Redhead  Demiurge Member Since 2008
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Posted On 1/21/2023

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  The fates have spoken!  Maybe you should ask if he got any more art and make a new comic art friend while at it.
 "

Oh, we chatted for a while.  This was the only piece he wants to part with at the moment.  He was shocked I had another page from the same issue, and went on to tell me he found it for sale five or six years ago in a local area mostly know for dairy farming and a large Amish population.

 

We had a local farmer sell off his large collection of Conan pages back in the 90s.  Maybe se need a poll to determine how much of the men's adventure comic art collecting community is composed of farmers.