“But the claws stayed,”Wolverine pointed out.“They ripped the skeleton out and they stayed.That’s some heavy shit.He’s a badass,I’m telling you.”
Carey drifted away from them,pretending to look over the comics wrapped in their protective bags that littered the booth.He spotted a familiar cover heknew all too well and kept moving before he could catch the price.Bill knewhe wasn’t into comics—he’d only bought a copy of the first issue of Vic andMatt because he’d heard it was about a gay man who got powers whenever his lover fucked him up the ass.How could a story like that not be good?Then Billhad seen it lying on Carey’s kitchen counter and casually offered him a twenty for it.What was Carey going to do,say no?Twenty bucks for a comic he’d spent what,four dollars on?If that.Only he forgot to tell me the bitch is worth a hundred and twenty,or two twenty,or whatever the hell it’sgoing for now.Sometimes he wondered how he managed to get stuck with such asshole friends.