Great comic book covers

[SixMillionDollarMan Guy]

Superman #14 (1942)

 

[SixMillionDollarMan Guy]

House Of Secrets #92 (1971 - 1st Swamp Thing)

 

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[DEATHASYLUM]

 

[BB&WSF]

Lobo

 

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[karamazov80]

I haven't seen much from Whilce Portacio in a long time. I was a fan of his back in the day, and still like his work. Part of that is probably due to his not being overexposed like everyone else from the '90s was. I haven't seen much from Dale Keown, either.

 

[Darth Waller]

^^ Those two were unappreciated artists. I like both of them.

 

[Aerjaer]

3 of my favorites that come to mind offhand

 

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I haven't seen much from Whilce Portacio in a long time. I was a fan of his back in the day, and still like his work. Part of that is probably due to his not being overexposed like everyone else from the '90s was. I haven't seen much from Dale Keown, either.

I liked Portacio's Punisher run and X-Men stuff.
Punisher #10 was always one of the best covers for one of my favorite Marvel rivalries.

Really liked Keown when he was doing Hulk which directly led into Pitt.
Hulk > Pitt.

 

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I would LOVE a PF for GR based on something like this.

 

[KBA]

Love this one! Just found it at the flea market a couple days ago.

 

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[cokebabies]

I thought responding to this thread would be fun, since there's so many covers I love. But instead, I actually found it overwhelming. So, I went with:

 

[karamazov80]

That is a very special cover, because it is the only time in his entire career that Liefeld actually attempted to draw a foot.

 

[EVILFACE]

A foot shaped like a bullet. Capt must have some gnarly Uma Thurman toes.

 

[karamazov80]

That man became a multi-millionaire purely due to his artistic abilities. . .we live in a crazy, wonderful world, don't we?

 

[YoNoSe]

That man became a multi-millionaire purely due to his artistic abilities. . .we live in a crazy, wonderful world, don't we?

It was the 90s.

I don't know if that means anything, but somehow I feel like it's relevant.