Showing posts with label Sandman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sandman. Show all posts
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Nova #13 Recreation by Steven Butler
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cover recreations,
Marvel Comics,
Nova,
Nova #13,
Sandman,
Steven Butler
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
1988 - Anatomy of a cover - The Amazing Spider-Man #303
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Amazing Spider-Man,
Amazing Spider-Man #303,
Anatomy of a cover,
Sandman,
Silver Sable,
Spider-Man,
Todd McFarlane
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Hulk Wins!
From the collection of Scott Green (http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=395321&GSub=45436):
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Abomination,
Absorbing Man,
comicartfans,
Commissions,
Hulk,
John Byrne,
Leader,
Rhino,
Sandman,
Scott Green
Sunday, January 16, 2011
1985 - Whatever happened to the Sandman limited series?
Whatever happened to the Sandman limited series? Okay, most of you probably didn’t even know there was a Sandman limited series in plan circa 1985.
I came across the following piece in an issue of Amazing Heroes or Comics Feature (can’t for the life of me find it again). But, it’s a Mike Zeck Sandman panel apparently as a promo for an upcoming miniseries sometime in 1985-86.
However, the piece never saw print until 1990 in the pages of the Amazing Spider-Man Annual #24. It was a 12-page backup story that beefed up those thick annuals. The story focused on Sandman’s attempt to reform, which would later come to fruition in a few years with him actually joining the Avengers. Unfortunately, Zeck only did this first part. The story thread was picked up and completed in Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #10 by writer Tony Isabella and artist Ross Andru. This second part was a disappointment and all it really did was adequately wrap up the storyline and set the stage for Sandman's rise to a hero.
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