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'Wonder Woman' by Dan Panosian.

Variant cover art for 'Absolute Wonder Woman' issue #1, published October 2024 by DC Comics.

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Tales from the Loop 1.01 "Loop"

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simon bisley

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Boichi Sun-Ken Rock

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Appennine Colossus

Built over 420 years ago in Florence, Italy, the Appennine Colossus is half man and half mountain. It was created with a brick core encased by a carved stone exterior that rises 35 feet above the water below. There's even a secret room behind his head with a fireplace that blows smoke through his mighty nostrils.

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normally this kinda stuff is only for supporters but it’s a special day c:

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Dave Stevens' The Rocketeer, as depicted by William Stout.

The two men were good friends and shared a studio in Los Angeles in the early 1980's when Stevens first began work on The Rocketeer's comic book stories.

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Wolverine #1 MegaCon Exclusive Variant cover by Kevin Eastman with colors by Paul Mounts (2024)

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Epic Comic-Art Nr. 7, alternative comic magazine for Fantasy and Science Fiction

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Kyle Baker 1985-1986: “It’s Genetic” from Marvel Age #31 - 60

Having landed an internship at Marvel somewhat effortlessly and being well-liked in the Bullpen, Baker could have been a shoo-in for a bright future at Marvel. The big problem is that Marvel is mostly in the superhero business, and Baker is the first to admit he’s not a big superhero fan.

I was still trying to be funny, and I had been submitting strips to syndicates with no luck. It’s very hard to get into a newspaper syndicate. Jim Shooter and Stan Lee both tried to help me get into the syndicate that does the Spider-Man strip. Shooter liked me — I was doing some Marvel stuff, too — but he felt that I was just all wrong for Marvel, because they didn’t do any comedy. So he was always trying to get me set up at the syndicate so he could get rid of me. [laughter] That was nice of him — I’m not knocking him.

During his time freelancing at Marvel, Jim Salicrup commissioned him to write a few one-panel gags about the X-Men, called “It’s Genetic” published sporadically in the pages of Marvel Age’s “Mutant Report” feature. 

Baker did twelve of these comics over the course of a little over a year and it’s the first time we get to see him in his element. I have a fond memory of these comics and loved the way he drew such a short squat Wolverine.

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nicolerifkin 

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Posters by Drew Struzan