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I03702 | A Collection of 12 Marvel Comics Wolfpack Limited Series Issues (1988-1989)

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BID PER WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PHOTO, NOT THE AI GENERATED TITLES AND DESCRIPTIONS! A Collection of 12 Marvel Comics Wolfpack Limited Series Issues (1988-1989)

This collection consists of 12 individual issues from the Marvel Comics limited series titled Wolfpack, originally published between 1988 and 1989. The group includes the series premiere and the series finale, as well as several duplicate copies of specific issues.

The inventory for this lot is comprised of the following:

Issue 1 (three copies): Dated August 1988. Includes one newsstand edition with a barcode and two direct market editions featuring the Spider-Man head graphic in the UPC box.

Issue 2 (two copies): Dated September 1988. Includes one newsstand edition and one direct market edition.

Issue 4 (three copies): Dated November 1988. Includes one newsstand edition and two direct market editions.

Issue 9 (one copy): Dated April 1989. Newsstand edition.

Issue 10 (one copy): Dated May 1989. Direct market edition.

Issue 12 (two copies): Dated July 1989. Both are direct market editions featuring the tagline The Final Fate of the Pack.

The cover art for the series features the work of penciler Ron Wilson and inker Christopher Ivy, whose signatures are visible on the cover illustrations. The issues are printed in color on standard comic book stock and feature the standard Marvel trade dress of the era, including pricing for US, Canadian, and UK markets.


Condition report:

The comic books are in raw, ungraded condition. The collection generally appears to be in mid-to-high grade condition. Visible wear includes minor spine stress marks, light blunting at the corners, and faint surface scuffing on various covers. No significant defects such as major tears, water damage, or detached covers are observed. Several issues are currently stored in protective plastic bags with backing boards.