In the late 80s and early 90s, Joe Jusko was the first guy to really bring painted covers into the mainstream. He predates Alex Ross. At one point, they did an entire…
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ASM 517
The thing about Richard Isanove that has driven me insane for 20+ years now is, you go up to him, you say, “Hey, Richard, what’s the most normal color a sky could…
ASM 516
Molten Man. Granted, “Molten Man” being a shiny metal guy never made a lot of sense… We’ll recall Gerry Conway trying to make him a little more molten in the 70s… But…
ASM 515
Now, finally, for the first time in this block, it’s time to check in with ASM. In a story that explicitly takes place after the first arc of New Avengers and this…
TAC V2 26
Ugh, let’s get this over with. This month, Land has definitely put the Spider-Man from JG Jones’ cover to Webspinners #12 behind this random lady. You might think, “Come on, that’s not…
TAC V2 25
Wonder where Land copied these figures from. One thing about him is it would’ve had to be easy to find. A magazine ad or movie poster or something. Many years from now,…
TAC V2 24
It seems these covers do not reflect what’s going on in these comics. Look at that garbage Eiffel Tower. Just a stock Photoshop filter over a photo. This month, Peter’s wandering around…
TAC V2 23
Yeah, more of this. Everyone was just clamoring for more of this. Now with covers by noted hack Greg Land. He was clearly looking at Mike Weiringo for that Spider-Man, and the…
Breakout 5
Sharp cover. Much better than the Deodato ones. Big finish, and look, Cap and Iron Man are there. One wonders, why not the whole team? In the material being made that takes…
Breakout 4
Suddenly Manuel Garcia gets to do his own covers for the last 2 issues. We pick up basically where we left off last month. Brutal. The Corruptor was a villain from Nova…