Marvel Comics Presents #132 - Marvel Comics 1993, Wolverine & Iron Man — Hama Cover, Hawaiian Noir Silhouette (Single Issue)

Cigar lit. Lei on. Nobody's talking. Marvel Comics Presents #132 from Marvel Comics puts Wolverine in full noir silhouette — Hawaiian lei draped over his shoulders, a single curl of cigar smoke rising, a moonlit teal halo burning behind him against a field of deep green. It is one of the most atmospheric Wolverine covers in the anthology run, and it earns every inch of that mood. Published 1993 at $1.50 US, this Newsstand edition carries the Marvel Comics logo, the Comics Code Authority stamp, the Iron Man inset in the top left corner, and the "Also: Iron Man" badge that made MCP feel like a variety show for people who wanted their comics dense and their covers cinematic. Cover signed Hama / L-4-93. Early-'90s Marvel at its most quietly devastating.

What's Included:

• 📚 Marvel Comics Presents #132 — Marvel Comics, 1993 — Newsstand Edition
• 🎨 $1.50 US / $1.90 CAN / UK 80p — Newsstand Edition with UPC barcode — Comics Code Authority stamp
• 🔥 Interior feature: Ghost Rider & Cage — "Heart and Soul / Love Connection" — full psychedelic double-page spread, pink energy creature, urban chaos, "...Darklove..." — early-'90s Marvel anthology storytelling at its most unhinged and visually committed

Issue Details:

• 🦴 Marvel Comics — Marvel Comics Presents #132 — 1993 — $1.50 US — Newsstand Edition
• 🔪 Features: Wolverine (lead) and Iron Man — plus Ghost Rider & Cage interior story
• ✏️ Cover Art: Hama, April 1993
• 🔥 Single issue — bagged for protection.

Why Collectors Love It:

Marvel Comics Presents was the anthology title that let creators go weird, and issue #132 delivers on that promise from the cover down — Hama's Wolverine silhouette is one of the run's strongest images, all restraint and atmosphere where most MCP covers went loud. The Ghost Rider & Cage interior story is the chaos chaser: pink Darklove energy creature, Luke Cage in the middle of it, a double-page spread that looks like someone fed a blacklight poster through a Marvel bullpen. The Iron Man inset corner box is the cherry on top — Tony Stark watching Wolverine's noir moment from the upper left like a confused chaperone. 1993 Marvel anthology energy, fully operational.

Condition Notes:

Shows wear consistent with age and storage — expect spine stress, corner wear, and cover scuffing as shown in photos. Interior pages with tanning consistent with newsprint age. Bagged for protection.

Perfect For:

Marvel Comics Presents run completists, Wolverine cover art collectors, Hama-era X-Men enthusiasts, Ghost Rider and Cage story hunters, early-'90s Marvel anthology fans, and anyone who has ever wanted to stand in silhouette with a cigar and a lei and found the vibe completely correct.