Walking Dead #133 pg 10 Dante vs Whisperers revealed Charlie Adlard original art

Walking Dead #133 Image (Original Art) Pg 10 - Charlie Adlard. Key page from the Whispers into Screams story-line, where Whisperers first reveal themselves to be something more than zombies to Dante.

This is the original published art for issue 133 of The Walking Dead. The original is drawn in pencil on a standard piece of 11x17 Image comic art board by Charlie Adlard and inked on a separate piece of 11 x 17 comic art board by Stefano Gaudiano. Photo of actual printed comic page is for reference only, not included. Inked page is signed by Stefano Gaudiano. The item "Walking Dead #133 pg 10 Dante vs Whisperers revealed Charlie Adlard original art" is in sale since Saturday, October 17, 2020.

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