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I Met Stan Lee by Steve Manale
Pun intended.
I really do like the gimmick of Byrne’s first few West Coast Avengers issues starting with a splash of a character’s head staring at the reader. (He shifts it up immediately after the issues above, so that it’s characters – or, in one case, a moon, because… sure? – talking to the camera but not necessarily just their head. But still, I wish he’d kept with this idea for the whole thing.) (From West Coast Avengers #42-46, 1988, ‘89) – Graeme
Unpublished cover for X-Factor #2 by John Byrne. 1985.
Published cover by Mike Zeck & Joe Rubinstein.
When asked why his cover was not used, John wrote:
Shooter was pissing all over X-FACTOR in those early days. Nothing was good enough to match his “vision”. Not using my cover probably amounted to not a whole lot more than “Because I can.”
Marc Spector: Moon Knight #28, 1991, by J.M. DeMatteis, Ron Garney and Tom Palmer, anticipates the rhythms (and, in a way, the relative visual minimalism) of the Warren Ellis/Declan Shalvey Moon Knight run of more than 20 years later.
page 13 from Elektra: Assassin (1986) #8 by Bill Sienkiewicz, Frank Miller and Gaspar Saladino
Sensational She-Hulk #39, page 3 by John Byrne & Glynis Wein. 1992.
Original cover art from Overstreet FAN #7, December 1995.
This jam cover includes characters from 13 different indy creators, including Chris Ware (Acme Novelty Library), Mark Hempel (Tug & Buster), Reed Waller (Omaha the Cat Dancer), Peter Bagge (Hate), Jim Woodring (Frank), Paul Pope (THB), Drew Hayes (Poison Elves), Shannon Wheeler (Too Much Coffee Man), Bernie Mireault (The Jam), John Seven and Jana Christy (Very Vicky), Evan Dorkin (Milk & Cheese!), Dave Sim (Cerebus), and Terry Moore (Strangers in Paradise).
Osamu Tezuka, November 3, 1928 - February 9, 1989.
Happy birthday, Sensei Tezuka (he would be 90 years old today).