A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers.
Sergio Aragones‘ art style is instantly recognizable – usually by his character designs and incredibly detailed visuals. All four covers for his Boogeyman series combine into one image.
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A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers.
When Acclaim relaunched many of Valiant’s titles, they debuted a mini-series starring the villain, Master Darque. All four Leonardo Manco covers combine into one image.
A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers.
In the 1990s comic boom, Marvel was handing out solo series to just about anyone they could. Nightwatch, Blackwulf, Blaze, Blade – the list goes on and on. One of the more successful of these new series followed an Avenger: Wonder Man. In celebration of the two year mark, the writer (Gerard Jones) cooked up a storyline called “Hidden Depth” that gave the character some new powers. However, the story has been retconned since – implying that a lot of the developments here were all just lies created by Mephisto.
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A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers.
In 1984, Marvel Comics debuted a Transformers mini-series that proved so popular, they extended it into an ongoing series. One that lasted for 80 issues! Twenty years after it first hit stands, Titan Books (a UK publisher), reprinted this series in fourteen individual collections. Every two collections can be combined to make one image.
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A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers.
In 1984, Marvel Comics debuted a Transformers mini-series that proved so popular, they extended it into an ongoing series. One that lasted for 80 issues! Twenty years after it first hit stands, Titan Books (a UK publisher), reprinted this series in fourteen individual collections. Every two collections can be combined to make one image.
On Ebay: Transformers
On AtomicAvenue: Transformers
A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers.
In 1984, Marvel Comics debuted a Transformers mini-series that proved so popular, they extended it into an ongoing series. One that lasted for 80 issues! Twenty years after it first hit stands, Titan Books (a UK publisher), reprinted this series in fourteen individual collections. Every two collections can be combined to make one image.
On Ebay: Transformers
On AtomicAvenue: Transformers
A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers.
In 1984, Marvel Comics debuted a Transformers mini-series that proved so popular, they extended it into an ongoing series. One that lasted for 80 issues! Twenty years after it first hit stands, Titan Books (a UK publisher), reprinted this series in fourteen individual collections. Every two collections can be combined to make one image.
On Ebay: Transformers
On AtomicAvenue: Transformers
A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers.
CPM Manga’s Nadesico has a few covers that connect together. Here’s one set.
A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers.
CPM Manga’s Nadesico has a few covers that connect together. Here’s one set.
A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers.
These Zot covers, from the professor of comics as an artform – Scott McCloud, combine into one image.
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