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Does this specific version come with a manual? Does your copy have a manual, or if you're keeping it sealed, can you see one inside using a flashlight on the side and looking through the other side?

I cannot find unboxing or info on this. I know the later version that we'll get comes with a foil cover, stickers, and a manual. But I am talking about the 2026 SDCC variant version.

Thanks to anyone helping with this.

EDIT: Grammar check

Does this specific version come with a manual? Does your copy have a manual or can you see one inside if you're keeping it sealed?

I cannot find unboxing or info on this. I know the later version that we'll get comes with a foil cover, stickers, and a manual.

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UPDATE: I got a response directly from Limited Run Support. And thank you to everyone who contributed.

"Thank you for contacting Limited Run Games! 
 
While the copies of Marvel Maximum available for pre-order through our store do include a manual, I am afraid taht, after consulting with the associated teams, the convention-exclusive copies did not.  This is intentional, since no manuals were manufactured for this release.
 
We apologize for any confusion or worry that this has caused!
 
If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to let me know.  Otherwise, I hope you have a great day!

Sincerely,

Matt
Customer Support Specialist
Limited Run Games"

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