J. Scott Campbell Oz Variant Revealed

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By: Stephen Schleicher | November 20th, 2008

Marvel Comics has unveiled the variant cover to the upcoming Wonderful Wizard of Oz #1 by artist J. Scott Campbell. The $3.99 first issue arrives December 10, 2008 and is written by Eric Shanower with interior art by Skottie Young.

Marvel recently released a free sketch book for the series. if you missed it, you can check it out at the Marvel Digital Comics site. I love Skottie Young’s art, and there is something interesting about reading different interpretations of the classic Baum story, so I’ll probably pick it up.

via Marvel