...especially when it's a good one. Because when I see this:
I can't help but be reminded of this:
So kudos to Ed McGuinness, for capturing the feel of a classic cover without merely slavishly aping it.
And bonus kudos for homaging a cover from before he was born (probably), and not one of the classic icons.
And bonus bonus kudos for doing a tribute to John Buscema, whom you just don't hear enough about these days.
And quadruple kudos for not putting zombies or skrulls or apes orwhatever Marvel's get-rich-quick-alternate-cover-scheme is these days.
Now if only Marvel hadn't frakked it up by charging $3.99 for each cover, meaning you had to pay 8 bucks for the diptych...
Covers from Red Hulk #10 and Avengers Annual #2 (1968)
I can't help but be reminded of this:
So kudos to Ed McGuinness, for capturing the feel of a classic cover without merely slavishly aping it.And bonus kudos for homaging a cover from before he was born (probably), and not one of the classic icons.
And bonus bonus kudos for doing a tribute to John Buscema, whom you just don't hear enough about these days.
And quadruple kudos for not putting zombies or skrulls or apes orwhatever Marvel's get-rich-quick-alternate-cover-scheme is these days.
Now if only Marvel hadn't frakked it up by charging $3.99 for each cover, meaning you had to pay 8 bucks for the diptych...
Covers from Red Hulk #10 and Avengers Annual #2 (1968)
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...pleeease tell me that Baron's team were called 'The Offenders'? 😁
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