Marvel Comics Presents (1988-1995) #2B by Marvel Comics | Comic Book Information

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3089

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4.00

4.00 out of 6 Votes

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Release Information

Published Mid September, 1988 (Copper Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale in 1988 for $1.25 USD. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is $5.40 USD.

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Issue Story(s)

Save the Tiger, Part 2: The Bad Guy!
Elements of Terror, Part 2: First Witness
Crossing Lines, Part 2: Bait
Cold War

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Tom DeFalco

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Ratings and Reviews

by bobashep on 3/16/2021 9:39:00 PM (Variant B)

A good second issue. No sophomore slump here. The Wolverine story is that sort of gritty B-movie action flick stuff you'd expect from the late 80s. But it's intriguing. The Shang-Chi story has the titillating edge found with adventure flicks filled with femme fatales. And Al Milgrom's Fear Eater stories are great. I just can't put my finger on the Man-Thing story. Why is he even in this thing? It's a good story. But with Man-Thing maybe appearing in one or two panels- what's the point of having him in this tale? I think people would have read this minus a main Marvel character's inclusion. But what do I know? I've only been reading comic books my whole life...