CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 (Oct 1985) CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 (Australia) (1985) CRISIS EN TIERRAS INFINITAS #7 (Spain) (Oct 1985) CRISIS EN TIERRAS INFINITAS #7 (Mexico) (1985) SUPER STAR COMICS #6 (France) (Nov 1986) CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #3 (France) (Aug 2002) SUPER POWERS #5 (Brazil) (May 1987) CRISIS NAS INFINITAS TERRAS #2 (Brazil) (1989) PLAY SAGA #5: CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS (Italy) (1990) CRISIS EN TIERRAS INFINITAS TOMO #2 (Argentina) (2000) CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 PROMO POSTER (1985) CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 POSTER PROMO (1999) CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 POSTER (1999) DC RELEASES #18 (Oct 1985) CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS MEDIUM STATUE (20 Oct 1999) CRISIS ACTION FIGURE: SUPERGIRL (Kara Zor El) (Jun 2005) DC UNIVERSE INFINITE HEROES CRISIS SERIES 1: SUPERGIRL (Aug 2009) MIGHTY THOR #127 (Apr 1966), cover art by Jack Kirby/Vince Colletta SUPERMAN'S GIRLFRIEND, LOIS LANE #128 (Dec 1972), cover art by John Rosenberger/Vinnie Colletta UNCANNY X-MEN #136 (Aug 1980), cover art by John Byrne CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 (Oct 1985), cover art by George Perez SUPERMAN #414 (Dec 1985) MIGHTY MOUSE #4 (Jan 1991) SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF STEEL #10 (Apr 92), cover art by Jon Bogdanove/Dennis Janke. Thanks to ES VALOR #18 (May 93), cover art by Stuart Immonen/Dick Giordano. Scan from www.comics.org. (Updated 11/20/2002, thanks to ES) MAJOR BUMMER #12 (Jul 98), cover art by Doug Mahnke. NINJA HIGH SCHOOL VERSION TWO #11 (May 2000), art by Ben Dunn SUPERMAN & BATMAN: WORLD'S FUNNEST (2000), interior art by Phil Jimenez SOULSEARCHERS AND COMPANY #40, Page 3 (Dec 1999), art by Dave Cockrum and Bruce Patterson YOUNG JUSTICE #35 (Aug 2001), interior art by Todd Nauck/Andy Lanning. SUPERGIRL #79 Recreation Cover by Ed Benes (2003) TOYFARE #75 (Sep 2003), cover art (n/a). THE OC ("The Escape" - Episode 7, Air date: September 16, 2003) TOM STRONG #22 (Nov 2003), art by Chris Sprouse/Karl Story. WITCHBLADE #128 (Jul 2009) FIRESTORM #21 (Jan 2006) ADVENTURE COMICS #5 (Homage) (Dec 2009) DEADPOOL & CABLE #25 (Apr 2010) TINY TITANS #29 (Homage) (Jun 2010) COMIC BOOK GUY: THE COMIC BOOK #1 (Jul 2010) FRINGE: TALES FROM THE FRINGE #4 (Variant) (Sep 2010) SHADOWHAWK #5 (Cover B) (Dec 2010) ZOMBIE CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 (2007), art by Authur Suydam JLU EPISODE #88: FAR FROM HOME (Jan 2006) CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 (Advertisment) (1998), art by George Perez CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 Original Art (1985), art by George Perez Death of Supergirl (from CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7) Commission (1999), art by George Perez Death of Supergirl (from CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7) Commission (2002), art by George Perez Death of Supergirl (from CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7) Commission (2002), art by George Perez Death of Supergirl (from CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7) Homage (2001), art by Yusuf Madhiya Death of Supergirl (from CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7) Commission (2002), art by George Perez, colored by Marcus Mebes Death of Supergirl (from CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7) Commission (2002), art by George Perez, colored by Kent Milton MICRO-HEROES (Aug 2003), art by Barney  Top Cow Unveil Preview of Witchblade #128 posted Jun 27, 2009 12:15 PM by vu sleeper [ updated Jun 27, 2009 12:18 PM ]
From escape-from-tomorrow.blogspot.com
WITCHBLADE #128 (Cover B) (Jul 2009)
Preview: Witchblade #128
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Posted by
Doctor Zaius
at
9:51 AM
One of the highlights - if not the
highlight - of the forthcoming new comic releases will be Witchblade
#128 - part 4 of the 6 part War of the Witchblades story arc.
Witchblade
is always a great read and I'm particularly enjoying the current War of
the Witchblades story arc. Last months issue ended on a great
cliff-hanger - Dani has fallen from the roof of a 3 or 4 story building
into the alleyway below while Sara lies in a pool of her own blood
having been speared by Sabine, who proudly proclaims that Sara is dead.
This
months issue comes with a choice of 2 covers: cover A from Stjepan
Sejic and variant cover B from Luke Ross (from the Captain America
title). Ross's cover features a dramatized pose of Dani holding Sara's
lifeless body as other characters look on from the background. I've
read that it's a direct homage to the cover of Uncanny X-Men #136 by John Byrne and is similarly inspired I understand by the cover of Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 by George Pérez.
Top Cow have again released a number of preview pages for their forthcoming title - take a look at them courtesy of Broken Frontier, The Flick Cast and Comic Book Resources (who also feature a very nice San Diego Comic Con exclusive cover).
|
Witchblade #128's Crisis Homage Cover posted Jun 4, 2009 2:24 AM by vu sleeper
From popculturezoo.com
LOS ANGELES, Calif., June 3, 2009 – Top Cow Productions, Inc. unveiled an homage cover variant provided by artist Luke Ross (Captain America) for Witchblade
#128. The issue, which is scheduled for release on July 8th 2009, is
the forth installment of the six-part “War of the Witchblades” story
arc.
(excerpt)
Two covers of Witchblade #128 will be available: one by series artist Sejic and the homage variant cover by Luke Ross (Captain America).
The cover created by Ross depicts a dramatized pose of Dani holding a
mortally wounded Sara as other characters look on from the background.
It is a direct homage to the famous 1980 John Byrne cover of Uncanny X-Men #136 and similarly inspired by the George Pérez cover of Crisis on Infinite Earths
#7. Both covers are regarded as one of the most recognizable and
“homaged” cover illustrations in comics. Comic Vine calls it the “The
‘Stand with a dead loved one in your arms expressing grief to the sky’
cover,” although the image arguably has inspirational precedents that
date back to the earliest paintings and sculptures of the Pietà. The
use of the homage cover for Witchblade #128 signifies the major plot developments and character conflicts that are central to the “War of the Witchblades” story arc.
“Obviously things don’t look too promising … for Sara or anyone else … by the end of Witchblade
#127,” explained writer Marz, “The Luke Ross cover for issue #128
definitely takes that in account, and gives us a chance to homage two
of the great covers in the history of comics in John Byrne’s Uncanny X-Men #136 shot, as well as the George Perez Crisis #7 image. If there was ever a time for this kind of cover on Witchblade, it’s now.”
|
|