Wolverine #38 'Death In Venice!' - Marvel Comics Apr 1991, Marc Silvestri & Dan Green Cover Art (Single Issue)

Death comes to Venice — and Logan's bringing the claws. Wolverine #38 from Marvel Comics delivers one of the most viscerally striking covers of the entire solo run — a snarling, battle-damaged Wolverine clutching a monstrous skull-faced creature against a bold gold background, rendered in Marc Silvestri and Dan Green's signature heavy linework. Published April 1991 at $1.75 US, this issue carries the Comics Code Authority stamp and the Captain America 50 Years (1941–1991) anniversary badge — a snapshot of Marvel at the height of its early 1990s boom. Interior pages are bright with solid color retention and period-perfect ads throughout — including a Silver Surfer NES game ad by Arcadia and a back cover TMNT II: The Arcade Game ad by Ultra Games with a Pizza Hut coupon that is peak 1991 Americana.

What's Included:

• 📚 Wolverine #38 — "Death In Venice!" — Marvel Comics, April 1991
• 🎨 Cover art by Marc Silvestri and Dan Green — Comics Code Authority stamp — $1.75 US / $2.25 CAN
• 📌 Captain America 50 Years (1941–1991) anniversary badge — back cover: TMNT II The Arcade Game ad by Ultra Games / Pizza Hut coupon

Issue Details:

• ⚡ Marvel Comics — Wolverine #38 — April 1991 — $1.75 US / $2.25 CAN
• 🎨 Cover art: Marc Silvestri (pencils) and Dan Green (inks) — Comics Code Authority approved — © 1991 Marvel Entertainment Group, Inc.
• 🔥 Single issue — bagged for protection

Why Collectors Love It:

Wolverine #38 is a standout issue in the Silvestri run — the cover alone is worth the price of admission: a battle-scarred Logan in his black costume, teeth bared, clutching a grotesque skull-faced creature with both hands against a blazing gold background, with Silvestri and Green's signatures in the lower right corner. The Captain America 50 Years anniversary badge (1941–1991) makes this a double-collectible — a milestone Marvel moment stamped right on the cover. The interior is a time capsule of early 1990s pop culture — the Silver Surfer NES game ad by Arcadia is a genuine piece of gaming history ("Riding An Awesome Wave Of 3 Mega Firepower!"), and the back cover TMNT II: The Arcade Game ad by Ultra Games — complete with a Pizza Hut coupon for a free Personal Pan Pizza — is the kind of artifact that makes collectors stop and stare. The issue shows normal wear consistent with age and storage — expect spine stress, edge wear, and light cover scuffing — but interior pages are bright with solid color retention throughout. A strong pickup for Wolverine solo series collectors, Silvestri art hunters, early 1990s Marvel run builders, and anyone who remembers when a Pizza Hut coupon came free with your TMNT game.

Condition Notes:

Single issue showing normal wear consistent with age and storage — expect spine stress, edge wear, and light cover scuffing as shown in photos. Interior pages are bright with solid color retention. Bagged for protection. Please review photos for specific condition details.

Perfect For:

Wolverine solo series collectors, Marc Silvestri art hunters, Dan Green enthusiasts, early 1990s Marvel run builders, X-Men adjacent comic seekers, Comics Code Authority era collectors, Captain America anniversary stamp completists, Silver Surfer NES gaming nostalgia enthusiasts, TMNT and Pizza Hut coupon Americana hunters, single issue bargain seekers, and anyone who wants Logan at his most feral — claws out in Venice — in a 1991 Marvel classic!