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Wolverine #75 Page 16 - Fatal Attractions - Color Guide - X-Men

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Location: Color Guides - Wolverine (1988) #75 - Fatal Attractions
Title: Wolverine #75 Page 16 - Fatal Attractions - Color Guide - X-Men*
Artist:  Adam Kubert (Penciller) ,  Steve Buccellato (Colorist)
Media Type: Paint - Watercolor
Art Type: Color Guide
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 411
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 7/31/2024

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Some amazing art, an epic storyline, and some vibrant colors. For me, probably like most here who are into the X-Men, the Fatal Attractions crossover, including this issue of Wolverine, is remembered fondly.

There are so many cool scenes here expertly crafted, detailing the moments directly following Magneto ripping the adamantium from Wolverine's bones. It came from a time when crossovers seemed to have more substance than they do now. That, or maybe I'm just being nostalgic. Either way, I am very happy to own color guides from this issue.

I feel Buccellato, with his colors, matched the intensity and detail brought by Kubert with his lines.

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James Dornoff Member Since 2019
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Posted On 7/31/2024

This is incredible!!!   You got the color guide to such a phenomenal issue, this is amazing.  We now share the page from this issue.  It's incredible art, and history.  Huge congrats!    Wow!!!  

Byron B Member Since 2018
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Posted On 8/1/2024

James Dornoff wrote:
"  This is incredible!!!   You got the color guide to such a phenomenal issue, this is amazing.  We now share the page from this issue.  It's incredible art, and history.  Huge congrats!    Wow!!!  
 "

Thanks James. I was pretty stoked when I was able to purchase them. Even more so when I actually received them in person.