The Marvel Super Heroes get fitted up and hood rich in this uncredited art which blatantly steals from previously commissioned images!
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Like Cap said in Avengers, “They told me we won the war! They didn’t say what we lost!”
He definitely drew the Spidey, and maybe the Cap-but that Daredevil is from a piece of Maleev artwork.
Looks Fresh, dope, and hype. Straight out of 1998! Man, I wish it were 1998 right now.
It’s bagley who drew that. Took me a minute.
I was about to profess my love for this pic until you brought up the blatant theft part.
You really have no idea who did it? I like how Daredevil is centered in the middle 🙂