Top 100 Underrated Comic Covers
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Top 100 Underrated Comic Covers Youtube Today i'm giving an accounting of 100 comics that are gorgeous, but not talked about enough! mention your fav covers down below!#comiccovers #top100 #underra. 100 best comic book covers of all time [ranked] by joel scott published on march 6, 2023 april 15, 2024. 25 comments. our editorial policy. share:.
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The X Men At 60 Dig These 13 Underappreciated Covers 13th Dimension More than anything, when i look at it, i’m reminded if more comics had covers with this level of brilliance… well, variant ratios wouldn’t be necessary in order to push sales. issue 1 would have sold just fine if this was the sole cover. granted, at prices in the $75 $100 range, an argument could be made that it’s not underrated. This list will help you discover all the amazing indie comic books that have been hiding under your nose, just waiting to be read. photo: reborn image comics. 1. fables. photo: vertigo comics. the success of bill willingham’s fables, which ran for 150 issues, helped usher in a new wave of fairy tale re imaginings. Infantino and janson. —. the flash #162. there was this boardwalk ride when i was a kid in new jersey called the wacky shack. it was one of those “haunted houses” you ride through. scared the bejeezus out of me. so, i’m with you, flash! i’m with you! infantino and giella. And this colorful piece is an underrated cover. c’mon, it’s signalman whupping batman on the batsignal! detective comics #329, 1964. one of the earliest “new look” covers, this ominous image gives you a good idea where dc wanted to take batman before the 1966 tv show hit like lightning. detective comics #551, 1985.
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