Let's see your all time favorite cover!!

[Mephisto]

Mines also a cover by Bill S.

 

[Darkowl]

I don't think I have an all time favorite cover, but this has always fascinated me. The chaos between Wolverine and Omega Red is captured perfectly here.

 

[Doc Joe]

Almost impossible but this is a contender

 

[Marty Mann]

 

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[Mephisto]

If I went by decade it would be

 

There are a lot of great GA covers but this is my favorite Joker cover from that period.

Honorable mention to Mystic Comics 7. Its got a great Indiana Jones feel to it.

 

Off the top of my head not sure what I would go with from the 50's. Maybe an EC.

 

I've always liked this cover more than than the highly regarded issue 4. The OA looks awesome as well.

 

I owned the OA for this for awhile, but the colors really make this pop.

Honorable mention to Kaluta's Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion 7. Similar color's and another one I owned the OA to for a time.

 

1980's What IF 47 as seen above.

 

A Tie

 

Love the colors Ken Steacy used on this book.

 

This has got be be my favorite Dell'Otto painting and he has done a lot of good ones.

 

 

 

[Brandon Shepherd]

Like many other have already said, it's difficult to select just one, but this in probably my favorite cover.

 

[comicjack]

Almost impossible but this is a contender

 

One of the best in my opinion!

[Jayman]

[Azkaban]

Almost impossible but this is a contender

 

One of the best in my opinion!

 

+1

[Azkaban]

This has always been one of mine

 

[Comicdey]

This one

[Vikingreed]

You can feel the power and speed of the SIlver Surfer on that Mephisto cover.

I love it.

[prez]

Walking Dead 24, Marvel Premiere 1, Fantastic Four 46, and FF 67 all have great covers but this is my current favorite

 

[deadleg]

I onced owned the original art to this one - it is hand colored by Kaluta - it is an Escher tribute - shouldn't have let it go!

 

Do you have a pic of the original cover artwork?

 

[kdoginohio]

Too many to choose from!

[mysterio]

Tough choice, but here are two of mine (both my books):

 

[jaeldubyoo]

I love a lot of covers by the all-time greats; Frank Frazetta, Neal Adams, Jim Steranko, Bernie Wrightson, L.B. Cole, Steve Ditko, Dave Stevens and the lists goes on and on. But there are two that stand out for me, Hansi, the Girl Who Loved the Swastika and Treasure Chest Vol. 26 #2. While I enjoy great art, sometimes the appeal of the cover goes beyond the artwork. These two are my current favorites.

 

Hansi, the Girl Who Loved the Swastika, while competently rendered by Al Hartley, it’s the title and imagery that really grabs you. It looks like a Nazi’s wet dream. But the comic, being a religious publication, is very tame compared to the outrageous cover. Actually, the story is kind of corny which adds to the charm.

 

Treasure Chest Vol. 26 #2- This cover is really psychedelic, with the zebra-faced alien, somewhat reminiscent of L.B. Cole. There's a rocket ship that looks like it has a smiling face and a flying saucer with horns. Almost like the artist was on an acid trip. Totally unexpected for a Catholic publication.

[Ducky13]

My first one:

Mike Zeck, Spider-Man vs the X-Men circa 1984 what's not to love!!

[slym2none]

This one, because it was the first comic I ever bought:

 

 

 

This one would be a top-5, a fave from my childhood:

 

 

 

 

 

-slym

[Awax]

Not #1 but I dig this: