Best looking comic book EVER?

[nwpassage]

There's no such thing. It's like asking who the most beautiful woman is.

[Comixroc]

There's no such thing. It's like asking who the most beautiful woman is.

 

 

Just play along dude. You must have a bunch of favorite covers, right? So just pick one. It's not that complicated....

[DiceX]

So many great ones to choose from, but this is probably going to be my pick 9 times out of 10.

 

 

 

[mrmyst]

Here's a candidate.

[marino1]

i would say amaz spiderman #250

[JazzMan]

Aside from SS #4, this is my favorite and one of the few that I have multiple copies.

 

[Jeffro.]

There's no such thing. It's like asking who the most beautiful woman is.

 

 

Just play along dude. You must have a bunch of favorite covers, right? So just pick one. It's not that complicated....

 

Any Liefeld cover

[Davenport]

I've always thought thse two, 'Tec 412 and Aquaman 37, were great uses of color, good looking comic covers.

 

[Jeffro.]

 

[WEBHEAD]

My all time favorite and recently sold here on the boards

 

 

[Erndog]

This cover without a doubt:

 

[Dr Chaos]

How about this one?

 

[thunsicker]

I'm not sure I could name my favorte. Now if you had asked for my

Top Five Comic Covers maybe I could come up with a few... (oh and I'm not asking you to use search. Just thought it would be redundant for me to state that Fantastic Comics #3 is without a doubt the best cover of all time.)

[Marty Mann]

One of my all time favorites!

 

mm

[Cyclops]

[smithdatura]

Great thread with lots of interesting opinions. Though Silver is my collecting focus and there are a ton of classic books that have iconic eye appeal from that era, I'll throw out a couple that marked me when they actually came out on newsstands and I was in my collecting heyday as a kid:

 

 

Love the way this cover announces the dawn of the Simonson era with the smashed title logo and striking introduction of Beta Ray Bill. It's like, "this mag is about to get a serious makeover". Simonson's style on the inside pages, with the dramatic action sequences and iconic sound effects ("KRAKOOOOOM") streaming across panels, were a revelation to me as a 10-year-old.

 

 

The detail in Maguire's cover art and unique downward perspective on the group here made for a very unique, eye-catching cover. Inside, I remember how much I enjoyed the facial expressions of the characters - Maguire imbued so much personality into otherwise B-list heroes that you couldn't help but root for them in what ultimately amounted to a series of relatively insignificant misadventures.

 

 

 

 

 

[smithdatura]

...and just for the heck of it, a book that came out before my time but that I've since discovered and loved as an adult. Have to get more Kirby in this thread!

 

 

 

[B-Smooth]

Secret Wars #4. Wonder Woman 199 for DC.

[B-Smooth]

I've always loved this one.......

 

(thumbs u

[Thawk]

I'd have to say this is one of my all time modern favorites. Brilliant: