Wade Von Grawbadger

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Wade Von Grawbadger
BornWade von Grawbadger
Area(s) Inker
Notable works
Starman
Empress
Awards

Wade von Grawbadger is a comic book artist who is known mostly for his inking work for Marvel and DC comics. He is well known for his collaborations with Stuart Immonen.

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