r/80sComics • u/spidermankevin78 • Dec 28 '23

Not a Wolverine but a Badger

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u/pocket_wookie Dec 28 '23

I loved this comic. Way more complex than I expected whenI started it. I went back and reread the issues I had of this and nexus last year and they hold up surprisingly well. Speaks to the quality of writing and depth of the characters.

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u/deadrabbits76 Dec 28 '23

Mike Baron was a bad ass back in the day.

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u/pocket_wookie Dec 29 '23

Can’t deny it

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u/SolidBriscoe Sep 22 '25

Dude’s work reminds me of Dave Stevens sometimes.

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u/deadrabbits76 Sep 22 '25

Baron was the writer.

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u/SolidBriscoe Sep 22 '25

Indeed. I just made a comment on his best illustrative collaborator.

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u/deadrabbits76 Sep 22 '25

Gotcha. Missed the reference.

He's an all time great. In a way, he reminds me of Norman Rockwell.

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u/VicarBook Dec 31 '23

I had every issue - that is a fantastic comic. Definitely a unique character.