-Does
anybody know if the Avengers Arena #4 and #5 covers are movie homages and if so
to what? I could ask Bill Rosemann but his office is way on the other side of
the building from mine.
-As
much as I miss Paolo Rivera on Daredevil interiors, I’m really enjoying his
work on covers for Avenging Spider-Man. No, Spidey is not a new character for
Paolo, but with his flexibility and quirkiness—Spider-Man’s, not Paolo’s—he’s a
perfect fit. Cool to see him drawing the Future Foundation as well. More Marvel
characters I want to see Paolo draw: Beta Ray Bill, She-Hulk, the Guardians of
the Galaxy and every other one.
-Pat
Gleason draws shadows really well; it may seem like a small thing, but it’s
not.
-At
first glance, that Captain Marvel cover from Joe Quinones would appear to have
very little action, and it doesn’t have much in the way of the physical, but
the emotion in Carol Danvers’ face, the longing, is just as action-packed as a
big punch in its own manner. That logo treatment is cool too.
-Chris
Samnee brings one of the best parts of the amazing Daredevil movie to comics!
You rock, Chris Samnee! I am not being sarcastic!
-Mike
Del Mundo’s Deadpool Killustrated is just…brilliant. Know what I love? That Tom
Sawyer hooked that little fold on the top of Deadpool’s hood. The little
things.
-What
exactly is going on there on Ross Campbell’s Glory cover? Is the mouth opening to
envelop Glory? Is Glory trying to pry the mouth open with her fists? It’s got
me asking questions and that’s the way you sell comics.
-Aaron Kuder is going to be a big deal.
-I'll miss you, Simon Bisley Hellblazer covers.
-Marcos
Martin is back! That Morbius cover is clever, setting a decisively different
urban tone for the book, and the Nova piece is just strikingly beautiful.
-That
Jae Lee Phantom Stranger cover scares the crap out of me!
-I’m
a broken record on the Todd McFarlane Spawn homage covers by now, right?
-Gorr
the God Butcher by Esad Ribic is one of my favorite designs in ages. It’s simple
but effective; awesome because it’s so primal and stripped down.
-Shane David draws a delicious sandwich!
-Another
home run from Mike Del Mundo on X-Men Legacy! The fastest rising star in comic
book covers for my money.
ACTION COMICS #17 by Rags Morales
AVENGERS ARENA #4 by Bobby Rubio
AVENGERS ARENA #5 by Joe Quinones
AVENGING SPIDER-MAN #17 by Paolo Rivera
BATMAN & ROBIN #17 by Patrick Gleason
BATMAN BEYOND UNLIMITED #13 by Dustin Nguyen
BATWOMAN #17 by J.H. Williams #17
BLACK BEETLE: NO WAY OUT #2 by Francesco Francavilla
B.P.R.D.: 1948 #5 by Dave Johnson
CAPTAIN MARVEL #10 by Joe Quinones
COLDER #4 by Juan Ferreyra
DAREDEVIL #23 by Chris Samnee
DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS #17 by Ryan Sook
DEADPOOL KILLUSTRATED #2 by Mike Del Mundo
DIAL H #9 by Brian Bolland
FF #4 by Mike Allred
GAMBIT #9 by Clay Mann
GLORY #33 by Ross Campbell
GREEN LANTERN: NEW GUARDIANS #17 by Aaron Kuder
HAWKEYE #8 by David Aja
HELLBLAZER #300 by Simon Bisley
MORBIUS: THE LIVING VAMPIRE #2 by Marcos Martin
NEW AVENGERS #3 by Jock
NOVA #1 by Marcos Martin
PHANTOM STRANGER #5 by Jae Lee
RED SHE-HULK #62 by Jana Schirmer
SAVAGE WOLVERINE #2 by Frank Cho
SCARLET SPIDER #14 by Ryan Stegman
SECRET AVENGERS #1 by Tomm Coker
SPAWN #228 by Todd McFarlane
STAR WARS #2 by Alex Ross
THOR: GOD OF THUNDER #5 by Esad Ribic
ULTIMATE COMICS SPIDER-MAN #20 by Sara Pichelli
UNCANNY AVENGERS #5 by John Cassaday
VENOM #31 by Shane Davis
WINTER SOLDIER #15 by Declan Shalvey
WOLVERINE MAX #5 by Jock
X-MEN LEGACY #6 by Mike Del Mundo
YOUNG AVENGERS #2 by Jamie McKelvie
YOUNG ROMANCE #1 by Kenneth Rocafort
3 comments:
Excellent stuff, as usual. Your eye for spectacular covers is more accurate than Bullseye's eye for bullseyeing.
Also, that Phantom Stranger cover makes my insides feel funny. In a weird, simultaneously pleasing and terrifying way.
Hey, there's a Scarlet Spider cover there! That hasn't happened in while. Awesome!
Really, the Secret Avengers cover? Black Widow's face doesn't even look like it's attached to her skull.
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