Marvel Treasury Edition No. 6 Cover – Doctor Strange by Frank Brunner
Frank Brunner was at Marvel Comics for only a decade, but he made an impact with each comic he did, foremost among them his collaborations with writer Steve Englehart on Doctor Strange in Marvel Premiere and volume two of Doctor Strange.
A standout issue of Marvel Treasury Edition, No. 6 featured reprints of some of the best Doctor Strange tales, and featured three new Brunner pieces. The front cover alone has become a classic, and the centre spread and back cover are equally powerful.
New colour and packaging by me.
Front Cover
As published.
Original art scan from Heritage Auctions.
Made production ready.
New colour.
Re-created trade dress added.
Inside Front Cover by Marie Severin
As published.
Made production ready, with type re-set.
Colour version.
Centre Spread
As published.
Original art scan from somewhere on the web.
Made production ready.
New colour version.
Inside Back Cover
As published.
Made production ready.
Colour version with scans of the published comics stripped in.
Outside Back Cover
As published.
Original art scan from Heritage Auctions.
Made production ready.
New colour version.
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