Wizard No. 10 Cover by Rob Liefeld
Rob Liefeld had started at DC, then moved on to Marvel where he co-created characters like Cable and became one of their most-popular artists. In ’92, he and other artists left Marvel to form Image Comics, and Liefeld’s book was Youngblood.
Wizard magazine was part of the era, and Liefeld contributed this cover with Shaft from Youngblood, and Cable from Marvel’s X-books. With slightly less glowy colouring, here is a new version.
As published
Scan from Heritage Auction
Minor clean-up on the art, plus the hand-drawn stars are replaced with a pattern
New colour
Re-created trade dress added
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