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Skottie Young

Skottie Young is a cartoonist who has been writing and drawing comics and covers for Marvel for over 20 years. He’s the artist behind the Young Variants and writer on Strange Academy, Giant-Size Little Marvels, Deadpool, and Rocket Racoon.

‍Skottie Young — What If? Venom/Deadpool (2010) #1
“This is one of the rarest and most valuable comics that I've done a cover for. Also, one of the very few covers I've ever done completely digitally.” - Skottie Young

Auction Dates: Mon, 4 September 12 PM PT — Fri, 8 September 12 PM PT
Editions: 1
Starting Bid: 2,000
Entry Fee: 0
Edition Type: Artist Proof
Rarity: Artist Proof
License: Marvel
Brand: Marvel Artworks
Series: Skottie Young — What If? Venom/Deadpool (2010) #1
Available: Globally

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