#steve buccellato

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Hulk vs. The Thing by Alan Davis and Steve Buccellato

[ungoliantschilde]

X-Factor, Vol. 1 # 65 by Whilce Portacio, with Inks by Art Thibert, Letters by Michael Heisler, Colors by Steve Buccellato, and the Script is credited to Chris Claremont, Jim Lee, and Whilce Portacio. The unlettered, recolored pinup had new colors by Thomas Mason.

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Spider-Man: Blue Book One - My Funny Valentine

by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale

[the-gershomite]

Wolverine #46 -September 1991- Marvel Comics

"Home Is The Hunter..."

script: Larry Hama

breakdowns: Marc Silvestri

finishes: Dan Green

letterer: Pat Brosseau

colorist: Steve Buccellato

editor: Bob Harras

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The Wild Storm #8 - Chapter Eight (October 18, 2017)

writer: Warren Ellis | artist [penciler & inker]: Jon Davis-Hunt | colorist: Steve Buccellato | letterer: Simon Bowland | associate editor: Diego Lopez | group editor: Marie Javins | publishing company: DC Comics

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Joe Mad is so fucking good

Uncanny X-Men #340

[vertigoartgore]

1993's Wolverine Vol.2 #75 page 43. Script by Larry Hama, art by Adam Kubert, inks by Mark Farmer/Dan Green/Mark Pennington, colors by Steve Buccellato, lettering by Pat Brosseau and edited by Bob Harras. Wolverine showing off for the first time his bone claws after his brutal encounter with Magneto (who violently striped him of the adamantium metal that covered his whole squeleton/bones/claws).

*an idea that originally came from Peter David (R.I.P.), initially intended as a joke, until it became more serious, once the other x-writers decided to run with it, thus becoming the most shocking scene of the Fatal Attractions crossover (and also by far the most memorable fight between Magneto and Wolverine).

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Manhunter #8 ‘Trial by Fire, Part 3: Bad Influence’ (2005) by Marc Andreyko, Javier Pina, Jimmy Palmiotti and Steve Buccellato. Edited by Joan Hilty and Rachel Gluckstern. Cover by Jesús Saiz and José Villarrubia.