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Rich Buckler
Klaus Janson
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MARVEL MASTERWORKS: DEATHLOK HC
Date: Nov 2009
Cover Price: $64.99
Publisher: marvel.com
Description
Collects:
Volume 1 - 1st printing. Written by RICH
BUCKLER, DOUG MOENCH, BILL MANTLO, J.M. DeMATTEIS, DAVID ANTHONY KRAFT,
MARV WOLFMAN, RALPH MACCHIO and MARK GRUENWALD. Art by RICH BUCKLER,
MIKE ZECK, SAL BUSCEMA, RON WILSON and JOHN BYRNE. Cover by RICH
BUCKLER. The MARVEL MASTERWORKS enter Phase Two of the Marvel Age of
Comics with the debut of one of comics' most unique heroes-Deathlok! No
longer a man, but a mockery of a man, an amalgam of reanimated flesh and
computer circuitry, military strategist Col. Luther Manning has been
locked in a state of living death. Stripped of his family, his humanity,
but not his will, Manning has become the cyborg, Deathlok the
Demolisher-a weapon of war programmed solely for destruction. A
challenging blend of science fiction and psychological war journal,
Deathlok set the pace for anti-heroes in the turbulent post-Watergate
'70s. Illustrated by Rich Buckler and co-written by Doug Moench and Bill
Mantlo, Deathlok's feature in ASTONISHING TALES forged a new path and
pushed the moral relevance of Marvel Comics into a bold, and often
frightening, new future. Collected for the first time ever, the complete
Deathlok saga, culminating in a classic cross-time adventure with
Captain America, is a must-have for each and every discerning Marvel
reader!
Hardcover, 352 pages, full color.
Cover price $64.99.
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The unpublished Wizard 100th Issue Poster
From George Perez
WIZARD 100TH ISSUE POSTER (Errata) (2000)
Wizard
"A couple of years ago WIZARD had asked me to lay out a proposed poster for their 100th issue. The piece would be a montage of 100 characters to be pencilled and inked by various artists but the whole thing was designed in blue pencil by me. That's why each of the characters, from various companies and creators, were numbered, so that the other artists could refer to a key and draw their character where indicated. That particular artwork was never completed, presumably because of the inability to coordinate it with the schedules and availability of many of the artists WIZARD wanted involved."
Poster from comics.ha.com
Posted Oct 8, 2020, 7:24 PM by Vu Sleeper
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