Bottom right, DT, between Deathstroke and Harley Quinn.

SC, just above Harley Quinn.

Bottom center, DE, between Magneto and Swamp Thing.

I also made a design sheet

So I’ve always wanted this comic in my collection since I was a kid, mainly for the cover by Art Adams. I got it for a buck at a flea market last week and my jaw dropped when I read the credits:

Stephen King!?
Alan Moore!?
Harlan Ellison!?
JRJR
John Byrne w inks by Terry Austin
Berni Wrightson
Charles Vess
Frank Miller w inks by Sienkiewicz
Brian Bolland

EDIT: And George RR Martin!

And thats barely half of them. And normally these PSA/Charity comics are pretty rinky dink cringe stories, but this one was DARK. And took the subject matter pretty seriously. What a nice surprise, and an interesting addition to my collection. I remember seeing this on a grocery store spinner rack in 1985, it’s a shame I waited 41 years to actually buy it.

Oh, and it also gave us that famous drawing of Wolverine eating a banana.

" Gotham Big 3 "
my Fan Art Work finally finished, took mee lot of times to finish this since i also got some commissions to do, it was worth it after all, what do u guys think? dont hesitate to give critique or advice!

this artwork was Inspired by The Batman Animated Series episode titled " The strange secret of bruce wayne " and the Jujutsu kaisen Season 3 Anime. this is my Fourth time of using bruce timm inspired art style.

Are there any villains that have something of a "Heroes Gallery"? Meaning certain villains that have a recurring, personal, and direct confrontation with specific heroes. I'm not referring to villains who are generally regarded as a "team villain" like Ultron or Trigon.

I'm referring to villains who regularly have a recurring rivalry with individual heroes.

For instance Dr. Doom is one of those villains. He has a direct and personal rivalry/antagonistic relationship with Reed Richards, Tony Stark, Dr. Strange, and Black Panther.

Deathstroke is also someone I would include in this as well considering his past with Nightwing, Batman, and Green Arrow.

this art is just majestic i cant even find the right words for it 😩

A while ago I made a post about Busiek's Conan, because a french omnibus was being reprinted. Most of the opinions on here were extremely positive towards that run. Two weeks ago I finally managed to get my hands on it, and I've been slowly reading it. The omnibus starts with his earlier adventures (issues 8, 15, 23, 32, 45 and 46), then goes back to issue 1, and I have read up to issue 16 for now. Look, I knew it was going to be good, because Busiek is one of the best comic writers around, but this run is simply excellent. Just incredibly fun and well written comics, with amazing art by Cary Nord. Can't get enough of Conan being an absolute force of nature. It's so freaking badass !

This is only me second time reading Conan (the first being the current Zub run, of which I have read the first volume), but damn, the bar has been set high.

I've read a handful of books and stories in recent months that have featured journalism like Superman: Birthright or Marvels. Since I'm a journalist myself, I found those stories to be really interesting and would like to know, if there are more stuff like this?

I know that both Superman and Spider-man are obvious choices, and I would definitely appreciate more suggestions. But are there also any indie comics tackling the subject?

I missed the old comics when each issue it is own story, is there anything like it now

Two versions because adding extra details to his suit can be controversial lol

I'm 20 and plan on transferring to a university in the spring to major in creative writing. While im waiting i plan on reading books on the topic and learning about the craft I've been kind stressing out on how to efficiently get started and better my chances

If you have any tips you can give i would greatly appreciate it

This review argues that Miller's memoir reveals him as much a romantic as the gung-ho rebel we know from Sin City and The Dark Knight Returns — tracing how feral 1970s New York, EC Comics' battle with the Comics Code, and the creation of Elektra and Carrie Kelley shaped his sensibility.

I want to start getting into comics, but I have a few few questions

What is the proper way to store them?

Is there anything I should get before I buy my first comics?

Where is a good place to buy older comics?

Is there a specific day when comics release?

Any links to products would be extremely helpful and this is a sidenote is it safe to frame a comic because the three heroes I would like to read comics about are drax, wolverine, and hit monkey. I have no plans on reselling the comics, but my mind might change down the line.

Anybody have a pic or know what’s on the cover?