This Wednesday, February 28th, Marvel Comics is set to release CABLE #2! Don’t miss out on Fabian Nicieza and Scot Eaton‘s explosive second issue of CABLE!
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages for Marvel Comics’ new release on New Comic Book Day…
CABLE #2
“Stone Cold“
Writing by Fabian Nicieza
Pencils by Scot Eaton & Lan Medina
Inks by Cam Smith w/ Victor Nava
Colors by Javier Tartaglia
Letters by VC‘s Joe Sabino
Edited by Lauren Amaro
Covers & Cover Artists:
Cover A by Whilce Portacio w/ Alex Sinclair
Cover B by George Perez w/ Alex Sinclair
Cover C by Emanuela Lupacchino w/ David Curiel (X-Men ’97 Homage Variant)
Cover D by Greg Hildebrandt & Tim Hildebrandt (Cable Marvel Masterpieces III Variant)
Cover E by Greg Hildebrandt & Tim Hildebrandt (Cable Marvel Masterpieces III Virgin Variant)
THE FUTURE MAY NOT BE SET IN STONE – BUT CABLE MIGHT BE!
CABLE and his younger counterpart are racing to try to stop the rise of the Neocracy before it can take root and exterminate all life on Earth as they know it – But when their investigations sends them crashing into the Grey Gargoyle, Cable and young Nate will have to battle for their lives or risk being turned into stone!
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