More effective than a scythe.
More effective than a scythe.
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Mike Zeck is so fucking underrated.
ReplyDeleteDidn't he pencil the Punisher 4 issue limited series from way back?
ReplyDeleteYeah, and half of the original "Secret Wars" with Bob Layton.
ReplyDeleteAnd the super-cool Captain America Annual with Wolverine: http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/208/9/5/captain_america_vs_wolverine_by_trivto-d58vn61.jpg
and Kraven's Last Hunt
ReplyDeleteand this cool Batman two-parter http://ultimatecomics.com/wp-content/uploads/imported/Batman-Legends-of-the-Dark-Knight-69-70-Set-Criminals-310183125663.jpg
ReplyDeleteScythe looks cooler, tho.
ReplyDeleteZeck also did the first punisher miniseries (lots of machinegeuns shot at the cover) and (on a very tight deadline) Secret Wars.
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