Dark Wolverine 75 Reprint
Second Printing!
Dark Wolverine goes back to the presses just in case you missed it the first time.
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Dark Wolverine #75 Sells Out & Second Printing Variant on the Way
Marvel is pleased to announce that Dark Wolverine #75 has sold out at Diamond (though copies may be available at the retail level) and will return with Dark Wolverine #75 Second Printing Variant! The maverick writing team Daniel Way (Wolverine Origins) & Marjorie Liu (NYX), along with rising star artist Giuseppe Camuncoli (X-Infernus), launch Wolverine’s son into his own series with a bang! Daken doesn’t play well with others, especially his Dark Avengers teammates, and he’s not getting along with Hawkeye (AKA the psychotic Bullseye). When two expert killers vie for the attention of Norman Osborn, you can bet there will be blood! Can Daken and Bulleye keep their cool while in the limelight of lavish Avenger cocktail party? Dark Wolverine #75 Second Printing Variant features an all-new, unseen cover by Camuncoli!
“Dark Wolverine is awesome – pure and simple.”- Antony Ellis, TheComicAddiction.com
“The fun of this comic is in seeing a devious bastard play the role of a hero and doing it pretty badly… Giuseppe Camuncoli does his usual quality job on this issue” – Timothy Callahan ComicBookResources.com
Marvel urges retailers to check all orders on Dark Wolverine and other Dark Reign titles as they continue to sell out. The Dark Avengers have a self proclaimed prince on their team; will Daken ensure his royal treatment? Don’t miss Dark Wolverine #75 Second Printing Variant!
DARK WOLVERINE #75 SECOND PRINTING VARIANT (MAY098152)
Written by DANIEL WAY & MARJORIE LIU
Pencils and Cover by GIUSEPPE CAMUNCOLI
Parental Advisory …$3.99
FOC – 7/14/09, On Sale – 8/5/09
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