Comic Book Covers

[Starbeast]

Happy Holidays
and Happy New Year​

from Starbeast​

 

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(Don't worry, this villian isn't Santa)​

 

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[Action Avenue]

You continue to post great comic book cover artwork, Starbeast. It all takes me back to a simpler time in life.

 

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The Mysterious Moon Knight​

 

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The powerful LUKE CAGE
Marvel Comics version of the "Man of Steel".
Originally, he was like a detective solving crimes, then later he was dubbed the name POWER MAN when he began fighting super villains.​

LUKE CAGE joined the Fantastic Four when Ben Grimm became human. This was a great storyline that carried through several comic book issues. Ben liked being human, but, he didn't like being replaced, eventually Ben accepted it and lived a normal life, for a little while.​

Luke Cage and Ben Grimm became friends and fought side-by-side in a few adventures.​

This is one of my favorite comic book adventures of Mr Cage.​

Luke Cage with the New Avengers!
(Spiderman in his white outfit, the Thing, Ms Marvel, Wolverine & Daredevil)​

 

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[DarkYami]

Some favorite/funny ones thanks to Superdickery.com

 

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[DarkYami]

Not strictly a cover i know but this always makes me laugh:

http://superdickery.com/index.php?o...gory&layout=blog&id=32&Itemid=50&limitstart=2

And heres another cover:

 

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[Action Avenue]

Incredible finds for The Defenders, Starbeast! Thanks for finding these wonderful works of art. Comics and comic book cover art pieces are among the greatest elements of pop culture in my opinion. Comic book artists/cartoonists are also extremely underrated by some art world snobs, which I've never understood. I would prefer signed original panel pages from John Romita or Brian Bolland (or any other great comic book artist) over the abstract expressionist paintings by Jackson Pollock any day of the week! The "splatter brush" or drip paintings by Pollock are highly overrated in my opinion.

 

[Starbeast]

You're welcome Action Avenue. It is too bad there isn't much attention paid to the great artists of Comic Book Art.