20 years of Baltimore Comic-Con Program BooksSteve C writes:
BALTIMORE COMIC-CON 2001 (28 Oct 2001)
Baltimore, Maryland
A page from the Baltimore Comic-Con program book: Twenty years of program book covers. I'm thrilled ...
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I ended up buying a 24x36 frame for my X-Men poster. I've put it next to a standard-size comic book for size comparison.
I don't recommend this $10 frame. It's not a traditional frame, as the
sides slides/comes off the plastic sheet and cardboard back.... but if
you're price sensitive, this $10 Target frame is okay for display. I do
recommend buying a traditional frame ($20-$40 depending on framing and
style).
I didn't know they printed this, but I recently found what looks like an
official licensed 24"x36" poster of Uncanny X-Men #112, art by George
Perez and Bob Layton. The print is actually very crisp and colorful at
that large size.
The poster is published by Aquarius Posters, listed under the title "X-Men" and catalog number of CP1425.
The local store sold this for $7.99 and, for once, is cheaper than Amazon (amzn.to/2uyvsvv). I suggest you just shop around at your local music/movie or pop culture store.
Marvel Comics' greatest villains, including Doctor Doom and Magneto, feature on the faces of these playing cards!
SRP: $5.99
Orderable until 03-05-2014
Price good until 02-20-2014
Format Playing Cards
Release Date 04-16-2014
WF ProdCode 14020488
Item Number FEB142450
Artwork Details
Title: Hembeck X-men Cover Redo #112
Artist: Fred Hembeck (All)
Media Type: Marker
Art Type: Sketch Card
For Sale Status: NFS
Added to Site: 8/20/2011
Well not him but his cover to UNCANNY X-MEN #112 was shown on MTV. It was part of the HULK: AN MTV Special.
They reviewed the recent comic movies and when they talked about the X-MEN they showed Mr. Perez's famous X-MEN cover.
Here are future showtimes for the diehards MTV:
06/13 2003 8:30 P.M.
06/15 2003 5:30 P.M.
June 6, 2003 | Browning's Best Covers
From COMICS BUYER'S GUIDE # ( Jun 03)
UNCANNY X-MEN #112 (Aug 1978)
Marvel Comics
DEAR CAPTAIN: A CONGLOMERATION OF COOL COVERS
written by Andrew Smith
published in COMICS BUYER'S GUIDE #1544 (20 Jun 03)
related websites: www.comicsbuyersguide.com
Michael Browning of Matewan, W. VA., chimes in on our Best Covers conversation:
(excerpt)
THE X-MEN #112 by George Perez and Bob Layton.
Yes, my favorite X-Men cover isn't by John Byrne. This was my first
exposure to X-Men and it kept me coming back month after month (those
months when the periodicals truck dropped off a bundle of comics with
X-Men inside it to the local supermarket) for more. This cover had
Magneto crushing the X-Men, and the insides were no different - except
that the insides were all Byrne and Terry Austin!
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