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Marvel Comics Presents #113

Marvel · October 1992

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About this issue

Writer
Ann Nocenti, Dwayne McDuffie, Joey Cavalieri, and Len Kaminski
Artist
Shawn McManus and Steve Lightle
Penciller
Ron Wilson and Vince Mielcarek
Inker
Christopher Ivy and Ken Branch
Colorist
Christopher Ivy, Fernando Mendez, John Kalisz, and Renée Witterstaetter
Letterer
Bill Oakley, Diana Albers, Jack Morelli, and Janice Chiang
Cover
Sam Kieth and Steve Lightle
Editor
Terry Kavanagh and Tom DeFalco
Characters
Black Goliath, Daredevil, Doctor Nemesis (Stockton), Ghost Rider (Ketch), Iron Fist, Mind's Eye, Noble Kale, Typhoid Mary, Vesper, Wendigo, Werewolf by Night, and Wolverine
Cover date
October 1992
Cover price
$1.50
Pages
36
Rating
CCA

This issue features four stories. "Typhoid's Kiss - Pt. 5: Mindfield" - starring Wolverine and Typhoid Mary "Rest and Sweet Glory - Chapter One: The 3rd Life of Bill Foster!" - starring Giant-Man "Legion of Vengeance - Part One: The Night has a Thousand Eyes" - starring Ghost Rider and Iron Fist "Mercy Mission" - In the Canadian woods, the Werewolf tracks the Wendigo, racing against time. He finds the cannibalistic creature feeding on a victim. The Werewolf attacks his quarry and they struggle until the lycanthrope manages to climb onto the Wendigo's back and grip the creature in a headlock. The Wendigo falls unconscious, just in time to transform into his former human self, a change that occurs once a year. The Werewolf's intent is to kill the man while human to end his suffering, but the man reveals his glee about being a killer. The Werewolf leaves the man to his well-deserved fate.