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Cover: Rich Buckler & Mike Esposito
Marvel Chillers #6
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Marvel Chillers #6 (1976) puts Tigra the Were-Woman front and center in a fierce rooftop standoff, her tiger-striped form and flowing mane filling the cover as a snarling, reddish wolf-creature hurls a battle axe and shouts "Die, Were-Woman, Die!" in the story titled "Night of the Wolf!" Rich Buckler's pencils and Mike Esposito's inks give the confrontation a raw, kinetic energy that perfectly captures the horror-hero flavor Marvel was exploring at the time. It's a striking mid-'70s cover that makes a strong case for Tigra as one of the more distinctive figures in Marvel's ever-expanding lineup.
writer Tony Isabella · artist John Byrne · inker Frank Springer · colorist D. Warfield · letterer Gaspar Saladino · letterer I. Watanabe · cover Rich Buckler, Mike Esposito
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writer Tony Isabella
artist John Byrne
inker Frank Springer
colorist D. Warfield
letterer Gaspar Saladino
letterer I. Watanabe
cover pencils Rich Buckler
cover inks Mike Esposito
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