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Every issue of Marvel Comics Presents has a Ghost Rider installment-story and a Wolverine installment-story. Except issue #131. Instead, we get an 8-page standalone Wolverine tale by James Felder and Dennis Jensen (never heard of either of them) where Logan is back in Madripoor and gets in a barfight at Tiger Tyger’s place.
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And then issue #131 has a second 8-pager, and it’s a hidden gem.
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Sandy Plunkett writes, pencils, and inks a story where Scott Lang gets into a food fight with a latch-key kid.
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It’s the kind of innocent story that Marvel excelled at in the 1980s and has all but abandoned in the ‘90s era of huge guns and muscles. Grade: A+