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Spider-Man Skating on Thin Ice Canadian French

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McFarlane's original cover art to the issue is for sale in this month's Comicconnect auction. It's up to $3,100 with more than two weeks to go.

 

http://www.comicconnect.com/bookDetail.php?id=446359

 

Maybe you could tell them you're an art teacher and you'd like them to donate it to you to help teach the kids anatomy.

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I own the original Spider-Man Skating On Thin Ice and also own the French Edition of Spider-Man Skating On Thin Ice and got to looking at the two comparing them side by side and happened to notice that on the cover art of the French version, the boy wearing the Oilers Jersey has 2 numbers on his sleeve, one of them being a 9, and on the Original copy, he does not. Is there any significance to this? I have compared to other pictures online and it looks like most of the French copies do. Just curious?????? Thanks

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I own the original Spider-Man Skating On Thin Ice and also own the French Edition of Spider-Man Skating On Thin Ice and got to looking at the two comparing them side by side and happened to notice that on the cover art of the French version, the boy wearing the Oilers Jersey has 2 numbers on his sleeve, one of them being a 9, and on the Original copy, he does not. Is there any significance to this? I have compared to other pictures online and it looks like most of the French copies do. Just curious?????? Thanks

 

Tribute to Wayne Gretzky. Wore number "99" for the Edmonton Oilers in the 1980's.

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How do you tell the difference from a Canadian version? I know I have one but not sure if its Canadian.

 

Pretty sure there is only a Canadian version, and a French Canadian version.

 

IIRC - These were given away in Canadian Pizza Huts for a period of time?

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How do you tell the difference from a Canadian version? I know I have one but not sure if its Canadian.

 

Pretty sure there is only a Canadian version, and a French Canadian version.

 

IIRC - These were given away in Canadian Pizza Huts for a period of time?

 

In Canada, they're called Pizz'eh Hut.

 

 

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How do you tell the difference from a Canadian version? I know I have one but not sure if its Canadian.

 

Pretty sure there is only a Canadian version, and a French Canadian version.

 

IIRC - These were given away in Canadian Pizza Huts for a period of time?

 

In Canada, they're called Pizz'eh Hut.

 

 

 

 

lol

 

 

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If you need french words ask a french canadian guy.

 

Me.

 

Dirtbag has no equal but Trou du cul should do fine.

 

(Azzhole).

 

 

Can i get a strike for french swearing ?

 

You can't get a strike even for English swearing :P

 

 

So why do we get spoonspoonspoon all the time ?

 

 

An awesome boardie showed me the workaround so i can actually write Dick Ayers

 

 

Dick Van Dyke

Tricky Dick

 

etc etc..

 

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