Marvel Wolverine Art Print by Sideshow Collectibles

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“You ain’t seen a kill-frenzy until you’ve seen me get mad!”   Watch out for those claws, bub! Sideshow is proud to present the Wolverine Premium Art Print by Dave Wilkins.   Fighting for the fate of mutant-kind, Wolverine stands over the wreckage of a sparking, severed Sentinel hand. He’s the best at what he does, destroying his enemies with his signature snarl and a quick SNIKT. The yellow and blue-clad berserker has his formidable Adamantium claws unsheathed and ready for action, just in case any other Sentinels want a piece of Wolverine.     Each Wolverine Premium Art Print will be hand-signed by Dave Wilkins as a part of the edition of 350 pieces.  Pair the print with the Wolverine Premium Format™ Figure for an X-cellent addition to any Marvel collection.   Print details: Hand-numbered limited edition of 350 18x24" fine art giclée print 100% cotton, acid-free, matte Museo Rag 300GSM Epson archival inks Hand signed by the artist Frame details:  23.5 x 30" Recycled Polystyrene Moulding (Black) Custom double mat design (Black and Royal Blue) Framing grade acrylic Wire hanger: No additional hardware required  Note: If the framed option is chosen, your order will be specially framed for you. Please allow additional time to frame and ship your order.   About the Artist: Dave Wilkins' first encounter with fantasy art was Frazetta's Death Dealer; that was the first spark. With a steady diet of Marvel Comics, Godzilla movies, and inspiration from iconic artists like Simon Bisley and Frank Miller, the path was set. Working odd jobs over the years, and drawing in his spare time, Dave's first professional work didn't come until his late 20's. Working as a bouncer in Southern California, he took a second job at Kinkos to have access to a computer. After hours and during lunch breaks, he taught himself Photoshop, scanned drawings, and learned to color and render. Opportunity struck when a rep from Midway Entertainment saw Dave's work up on the monitors. A month later, he was working in the gaming industry. He currently works as an art director in video games. In his "spare time," he works with DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics, IDW, Marvel, Heavy Metal Magazine, Warner Brothers Entertainment, and Capcom.   Seguir leyendo