
I always loved this cover from Marvel Tales #128, it was made into a pin-up at the back of a Marvel UK Spider-Man annual, 1978 or 1979 I think.

I always loved this cover from Marvel Tales #128, it was made into a pin-up at the back of a Marvel UK Spider-Man annual, 1978 or 1979 I think.

Here’s a couple of brooding characters for you this week. First up is the Caped Crusader from Batman #701, art by Tony Daniels.
Check the bigger version out here.

And from Hulk #1, it’s Old Greenskin himself by Jack Kirby.
Want to see the bigger version? Hulk smash!

Tough choice you’re facing there, Sue. From Fantastic Four #190.
It sucks being Sue Storm.


I can’t remember where this Star Wars art by Frank Quitely came from, but any excuse!
Happy Star Wars Day!







And here’s a piece from my mate and award-winning comics writer Martin Connaghan about why Superman is the greatest fictional character ever.

John Cassaday does this cracking Robin on Legends of the Dark Knight #153.

This would be taken from the Keith Giffen mini-series in the early 90s.
Want to see a bigger version? It’s magic.

If you search for “Joe Kubert” you’ll find the colour version of this on the blog in the Bonus Pin-Up section.

This week I thought we could do the locomotion with our two splash pages. The first is from Superman #76 and is the story that told how the Man of Steel and Caped Crusader first teamed up. Not sure who the art is by.
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And this splash from The Ultimates #10 has Captain America fighting an alien Nazi on a train. Art by Bryan Hitch.
Go look the larger version.