Silver Age Favorite Covers Contest

[chrisco37]

Two sentimental favorites:

 

 

[chrisco37]

My fav SA DC Cover (not a good image of the book):

 

[chrisco37]

[joe_collector]

That is one freaky-hass cover bubba! Weird that I've never seen it before, or maybe it just didn't register.

 

[chrisco37]

That is one freaky-hass cover bubba! Weird that I've never seen it before, or maybe it just didn't register.

 

 

It is pretty cool looking.

[arexcrooke]

That is one freaky-hass cover bubba! Weird that I've never seen it before, or maybe it just didn't register.

 

Marie Severin Cover

[arexcrooke]

Also, Mica, could you add ToS 96

[VintageComics]

That is one freaky-hass cover bubba! Weird that I've never seen it before, or maybe it just didn't register.

 

 

I was thinking the same thing, I've never noticed that cover before but it's awsome!

If that is Severin, then i have to pay more attention as I'm realizing that some of Severin's SA drawings are among my favourite and yet i did not know who drew them....

[ComicBookGuy]

Marvel will be tough to beat for Silver Age, but there are some other great covers out there too. I want to nominate this Treasure Chest with the Graham Hunter cover from 1961. Volume 17, #4:

 

[VintageComics]

This was the king kong cover i mentioned earlier

 

[VintageComics]

 

Is there more than one JIM #89 nomination allowed by the same person?

I never understood this. The JIM 89 was on the top of the page. 5th image over.

 

That was a poor attempt at humour....look at my sig line

[ComicBookGuy]

My second nomination is House of Mystery #179. March-April 1969. Amazing use of lighting!

 

[Scheradon]

That is one freaky-hass cover bubba! Weird that I've never seen it before, or maybe it just didn't register.

 

 

This is a cool cover. I hadn't ever seen it before either. That sort of shocks me being a Marvel guy, but I guess it's true you learn something new everyday.

[Juswuh]

Tales To Astonish #20

 

Fantastic Four #66

[mica]

This was the king kong cover i mentioned earlier

Like most books I see for the first time, I start to want them.

[joe_collector]

Man, I'd rather look at that cover than watch the putrid 2005 hackfest version again.

 

This was the king kong cover i mentioned earlier

 

[ComicBookGuy]

At the risk of looking like a "DC Fanboy" my next nomination is going to DC. It looks like the Marvels I'm planning to vote for are already nominated, and I think DC's are getting overlooked. For your consideration, Detective 267, a classic:

 

[Jayman]

As an interesting note, while perusing the GCD site I came across this cover to Supes # 201 from November 1967. I never have seen it before and wondered if it was in answer to Marvel's Spider-Man # 50 from July 1967?

 

[mica]

Would this be considered Clark's Drama Queen Exit? Or does there have to be a crowd standing around for that to be Drama Queen like?

 

 

Are you nominating this?

[Jayman]

Would this be considered Clark's Drama Queen Exit? Or does there have to be a crowd standing around for that to be Drama Queen like?

 

 

Are you nominating this?

 

Well there IS the whole city of Metropolis in back of him!

 

No nomination, just thought it interesting.