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CLASSIC WEREWOLF ORIGINAL INK ART SIGNED DARREN AUCK & MARK MCKENNA

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This item is a page of original art depicting a classic werewolf/wolfman with pencils by DARREN AUCK printed in blueline on an 11"x17" 2-ply Bristol board with original inks by MARK McKENNA. It was signed by both artists and donated to support the Inkwell Awards at the 2023 Twin Tiers Comic Con.

Appreciation is also given to the Joe Kubert Art Store and Bags Unlimited Inc. for their usual support.

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The Inkwell Awards are not responsible for any damages incurred during the shipping process due to the mishandling of the United States Postal Service!

The Inkwell Awards (www.inkwellawards.com) is the only official 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to promote and educate regarding the art form of comic-book inking, as well as annually recognize the best ink artists and their work. Established in 2008, the Inkwells are overseen by a volunteer committee of industry professionals and assisted by various professional ambassadors and contributors. They sponsor the Dave Simons Inkwell Memorial Scholarship Fund for the Kubert School and host the Joe Sinnott Hall of Fame Award.

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