Comic Book jigsaw puzzles

[murph0]

How about a puzzle of greggy's icon with the dog still moving?

 

Brian

[Joanna]

murph,

 

Although there are moving jigsaws on the web (really tough to do, too), this particular engine can't do that, sorry.

 

So do you want an ASM, murph? Or maybe you don't care about puzzles. That's fine, as not everyone does.

 

-- Joanna

[murph0]

No I was just joking, wanted to see if it could do moving pieces. I already did some of those puzzles, I'm not a big puzzle person..gives me a headache. Thanks anyways

 

Brian

[Joanna]

The puzzles with moving pictures gave me a headache! Each piece had a shifting image that would loop. And the pictures they chose were difficult, so they added up to a migraine.

 

I like the static puzzles, though. I find them relaxing.

 

-- Joanna

[BachelorOfComix]

If you have any more requests, I can jiggify them anytime.

That line made me laugh!

 

"Get jiggy with it"........

 

Cheers,

 

Bachelor of Comics

[Bonds25]

Just did the Superman #212 puzzle - thanks again!

[Joanna]

Tough one, huh? But kinda fun whenever you snap one into place.

[Joanna]

Today's comic book jigsaw is for the Marvel fans: ASM 65

 

And for those who want a more difficult challenge, try this one: Cowboys

 

Remember to change the difficulty setting to the maximum amount of pieces if you want the biggest challenge.

[greggy]

19:05 for the Superman 212!

[Bugaboo-migration]

Dang.......almost 58 minutes to do that cowboy one at the hardest setting.

 

And that was even after using the program to sort out all the edge pieces first.

[Joanna]

The cowboy puzzle is very difficult, so that's not a bad time at all. Comic puzzles are limited in difficulty by their shape. To get the really tough ones, you need a large, horzontal pic, like the cowboy photo. Add lots of muted colors, fog, etc. and you have a nice, challenging puzzle. That's why I threw that in -- in case anyone wanted to step up.

[Joanna]

I forgot to add: I found today's Spider-Man photo at Heritage. It's a 9.4 ASM 65 and currently up for auction. Figured that as long as I was borrowing their picture, I'd give them a plug.

 

-- Joanna

[tb]

> 58

 

The trick is not to get distracted - ask Rickdogg...

 

[Joanna]

Here are some puzzles made from the DC covers thread.

 

Unexpected 124

 

Tomahawk 116

 

And the grooviest of the lot: Falling in Love 99

[Joanna]

Today's puzzles all came from the "Bondage, bondage, bondage!" thread down in the Marketplace (if you haven't seen it, look it up on page 2).

 

Startling Comics 49

 

Zoot 11

 

Lois Lane 120

 

Thor 223

 

Sensation Comics 74

 

This should keep you tied up for awhile.

 

-- Joanna

[Joanna]

I decided to make today's puzzles a bit more of a challenge. No matter what the comic looks like, it's always going to be a small puzzle. So for today's puzzles, I've combined 2 scans in one jpg, making it a much larger puzzle, with 2 separate images (though a theme ties them together). Ready? Here you go:

 

Scared Faces

 

Two "House"s

 

Whipped!

[Joanna]

The theme today is Silver Age Comics that start with the letter 'A'. I hope you find something you'd like to puzzle through.

 

Action Comics 293

 

Adventure Comics 268

 

Aquaman 48

 

Abbot & Costello 1

 

And for those who like a challenge, a double puzzle:

 

Amazing Spider-Man 20 & 24

[Bonds25]

The double puzzles were tough!

[Joanna]

I was afraid they a little too tough, so I did mostly singles this time. However, if you like them, I'll continue to include double covers in the future.

 

-- Joanna

[Bonds25]

No offense, but I hate them! The screen is small so it's hard to move the pieces around when the puzzle is so big.