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It’s always a rush to see something you’ve drawn show up in stores or comic book shops. It’s an even bigger rush when said drawing shows up as something completely different then it was originally intended. Case in point, back in ’98 Marvel had started up with Wizard’s of the Coast in developing a Marvel Super Heroes Dice game. I was hired to do several box covers for the dice game. One of these covers was for the Spider-Man edition of the game. The game system never took off and a lot of the covers I ended up doing never saw the light of day… until now. Just the other day my good friend Craig [link] gave me a call at the studio to tell me he was in Target and just bought a note book with a Spider-Man cover that I had drawn for Marvel years ago. He remembered that it was the Spider-Man cover I had done for the dice game. Funny how these things work out.

This is a color copy of the original Marvel Super Heroes Dice Game Spider-Man booster box. Inks by Norman Lee, colors by the AMAZING Paul Mounts, and pencils by me.

Description
It’s always a rush to see something you’ve drawn show up in stores or comic book shops. It’s an even bigger rush when said drawing shows up as something completely different then it was originally intended. Case in point, back in ’98 Marvel had started up with Wizard’s of the Coast in developing a Marvel Super Heroes Dice game. I was hired to do several box covers for the dice game. One of these covers was for the Spider-Man edition of the game. The game system never took off and a lot of the covers I ended up doing never saw the light of day… until now. Just the other day my good friend Craig [link] gave me a call at the studio to tell me he was in Target and just bought a note book with a Spider-Man cover that I had drawn for Marvel years ago. He remembered that it was the Spider-Man cover I had done for the dice game. Funny how these things work out.

This is a color copy of the original Marvel Super Heroes Dice Game Spider-Man booster box. Inks by Norman Lee, colors by the AMAZING Paul Mounts, and pencils by me.