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Marvel Comics Presents #112

Marvel · October 1992

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About this issue

Writer
Ann Nocenti, Christian Cooper, Danny Fingeroth, and Jim Starlin
Artist
Steve Lightle
Penciller
Gene Colan and John Stanisci
Inker
Al Williamson, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Ken Branch
Colorist
Fernando Mendez, Mike Thomas, and Renée Witterstaetter
Letterer
Bill Oakley, Jon Babcock, and Steve Dutro
Cover
Sam Kieth and Steve Lightle
Editor
Terry Kavanagh and Tom DeFalco
Characters
Demogoblin, Doppelganger, Fireworks, Gamora, Ghost Rider (Ketch), Jock Jackson, Julius Rassitano, Marcus Stone, Mother Majowski, Noble Kale, Pip the Troll, Rigger Ruiz, Typhoid Mary, Werewolf by Night, and Wolverine
Teams
Code: Blue
Cover date
October 1992
Cover price
$1.50
Pages
36
Rating
CCA

This issue features four stories. "Typhoid's Kiss - Part 4: Push My Buttons" - starring Wolverine and Typhoid Mary "Demogoblin's Lament" - starring Demogoblin "Return of the Braineaters - Part Six: Showdown" - Jack Russell (the Werewolf) and Ghost Rider chase after the Braineaters, the werewolf motorcycle gang who are closing in on Billy, a boy who witnessed murders committed by the gang. Ghost Rider combines his chain with silver bullets obtained by Jack, and when they catch up to the Braineaters, he fires the links into the werewolves. The survivors, led by Scuzz turn to face the Ghost Rider and Jack. Ghost Rider and Scuzz battle one on one, their fight carrying them to a rooftop. They tumble over the edge, and Ghost Rider saves himself by wrapping his chain around a gargoyle, but Scuzz falls onto a fence which impales him. The rest of the gang is been soon subdued. Later, at Cypress Hills Cemetery, Dan Ketch and Jack, after discussing their respective curses, go their separate ways. "Picnic" - starring Pip the Troll