Johnson, Dave - Marvel Licensing 1995 Wolverine Envelope Art! Pocket Books 1055

Johnson, Dave - Marvel Licensing 1995 Wolverine Envelope Art! Pocket Books 1055This 1995 piece by Dave Johnson is a fantastic example of a high energy licensing illustration that captures Wolverines classic ferocity. By showing him mid strike with his claws unsheathed and teeth bared, Johnson emphasizes the raw, animalistic side of the character that fans love. The sharp, clean linework on the adamantium claws makes them look incredibly lethal and ready for action. Johnsons use of heavy, bold blacks gives the costume and muscles

as Perkins flew to London and took photographs himself in order to prepare for this series and make sure that every scene of London is accurately depicted

this piece would fit your collection quite nicely

fine line detail

Inks by Belardino Brabo

as The Kiss of Death quietly sneaks into Lois' bedroom to assassinate her

Mixed Media: Pencil

Great page featuring fantastic images of King Fire Bull facing off against his father

but having ladies in the strips doesn't automatically add monetary value in most cases

This is officially the 2nd appearance of Mother Abigail in this adaptation

she assumes the trees may be doing something other than just making people disappear

this cover hints at the content of the story and while it is being sold separately

The sojourn through the Lincoln Tunnel takes a quick turn for the worse