Carnage #1 | Collector's Edition | Hand-signed by Stan Lee
Published in 2010, this was the first issue of a new limited-edition series surrounding Carnage. The supervillain first featured in The Amazing Spider-Man #359 (February 1992), usually as an adversary of Spider-Man.
The great late Stan Lee, American legendary comic book writer started in 1942 as an editorial assistant for Timely Comics. The Manhattan-born Lee wrote, art-directed and edited most of Marvel’s series, becoming one of the most important figures in the creation of the Marvel Universe.
Presented in a modern black frame, this piece is a Collector’s edition of ten hand-signed by Stan Lee.
Find out more about the Marvel universe artwork here or alternatively shop more artwork here.
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Carnage #1 | Collector's Edition | Hand-signed by Stan Lee
Published in 2010, this was the first issue of a new limited-edition series surrounding Carnage. The supervillain first featured in The Amazing Spider-Man #359 (February 1992), usually as an adversary of Spider-Man.
The great late Stan Lee, American legendary comic book writer started in 1942 as an editorial assistant for Timely Comics. The Manhattan-born Lee wrote, art-directed and edited most of Marvel’s series, becoming one of the most important figures in the creation of the Marvel Universe.
Presented in a modern black frame, this piece is a Collector’s edition of ten hand-signed by Stan Lee.
Find out more about the Marvel universe artwork here or alternatively shop more artwork here.
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Published in 2010, this was the first issue of a new limited-edition series surrounding Carnage. The supervillain first featured in The Amazing Spider-Man #359 (February 1992), usually as an adversary of Spider-Man.
The great late Stan Lee, American legendary comic book writer started in 1942 as an editorial assistant for Timely Comics. The Manhattan-born Lee wrote, art-directed and edited most of Marvel’s series, becoming one of the most important figures in the creation of the Marvel Universe.
Presented in a modern black frame, this piece is a Collector’s edition of ten hand-signed by Stan Lee.
Find out more about the Marvel universe artwork here or alternatively shop more artwork here.
