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By: Stephen Schleicher | August 13th, 2009

For the third issue of Strange Tales, Marvel looked to Stan Sakai to whip up a great Hulk cover in Sakai’s signature style.

STRANGE TALES #3 (of 3)
Written by PETER BAGGE, MAX CANNON, CHRIS CHUA, BECKY CLOONAN, NICHOLAS GUREWITCH, PAUL HORNSCHEMEIER, JONATHAN JAY LEE, COREY LEWIS, STAN SAKAI, JAY STEPHENS AND JHONEN VASQUEZ
Art by PETER BAGGE, MAX CANNON, CHRIS CHUA, BECKY CLOONAN, NICHOLAS GUREWITCH, PAUL HORNSCHEMEIER, JONATHAN JAY LEE, COREY LEWIS, STAN SAKAI, JAY STEPHENS AND JHONEN VASQUEZ
Cover by STAN SAKAI
The final issue of the red-hot Marvel Knights anthology showcases Marvel’s greatest characters re-imagined by the best and brightest talents working in independent comics today!

This 48-page issue does have an explicit warning, and wil sell for $4.99 when it arrives in November.

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One Response to “Stan Sakai covers Strange Tales #3”

Matthew Peterson:

August 13, 2009 at 1:53 pm

The final issue of the red-hot Marvel Knights anthology

Has the first issue even SHIPPED yet? :)

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