These were my favorites…

February 20, 2019: Week’s Best Comic Book Covers!

American Carnage #4 (cover art by Ben Oliver)

February 20, 2019: Week’s Best Comic Book Covers!

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #3 (cover art by Andrew C. Robinson)

February 20, 2019: Week’s Best Comic Book Covers!

Old Man Quill #2 (cover art by John Tyler Christopher)

February 20, 2019: Week’s Best Comic Book Covers!

Seven to Eternity (cover art by Tommy Lee Edwards, Matt Hollingsworth, Jerome Opena)

February 20, 2019: Week’s Best Comic Book Covers!

The Beauty vol. 5 (cover art by Nick Filardi, Jeremy Haun)

February 20, 2019: Week’s Best Comic Book Covers!

The Wildstorm #20 (cover art by Jon Davis-Hunt)

Thoughts?


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6 responses

  1. Wow! Early post today. Of course, awesome as always.

  2. This is weird – I find the American Carnage cover quite unsettling. I don’t know if it’s the ‘pretty’ baby blue n pink colours with the title and parts of the subject matter that’s doing it or what!

    Love the intensity of Spider-Man but I’m going with the quiet weightlessness of The Wildstorm cover. I can almost ‘see/hear’ the trees twisting in the winds outside the vacuum caused by the UFO. Nice.
    Thank you for sharing.

  3. The Wildstorm amuses me!

  4. They are all detailed. I could probably look at all of them for hours and find something new. I’m voting for Wildstorm. LIke Maggiemayday says, “It amuses me”. 🙂

    Are you keeping up with the Smollett story? It gets more weird by the day. Lesson #1: don’t pay your co-conspirators with a check.

  5. I wanna know what’s in that truck, Wildstorm. I can’t resist a space caper.

  6. I’m leaning towards The Wildstorm for my minimalist feelings right now. But Seven to Eternity is pretty beautiful.

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