Post some of your favorite Neal Adams SA covers...

[blowout]

 

Surely that's a BA book isn't it?

[greggy]

 

Surely that's a BA book isn't it?

Does it really even matter? I just figured this was a thread to show off some cool Adams covers

[nik]

[mr_highgrade]

 

 

 

[blowout]

 

Surely that's a BA book isn't it?

Does it really even matter? I just figured this was a thread to show off some cool Adams covers

 

 

 

[Zonker]

And is Detective #394 considered the last SA issue with #395 introducing the new darker Batman/Detective Comics to the BA??

 

works for me.

 

394 is also the last issue cover-dated in the 60's, and 395 is Jan 1970, so it makes for a nice milestone in a number of ways.

[Monstro]

 

Surely that's a BA book isn't it?

Does it really even matter? I just figured this was a thread to show off some cool Adams covers

 

 

 

 

get your bronze age craap out of here

[Monstro]

of course i’m kidding

[mosconi]

Yeah greggy, quit posting your BA gems in the wrong forum Awesome cover by the way

Here's another cool Silver Age cover I found:

 

[nearmint]

 

 

 

 

 

 

[TeddieMercede]

[mosconi]

Great covers!! Did Adams do fewer Silver Age covers than BA? Here are a couple more:

 

[nearmint]

Mosconi, sell me some of those B&Bs!

[mosconi]

Hi Jeff, I'm still collecting them myself. I love those covers (I'll let you know first if I put them up for sale ). Here's another one I just dug up:

 

[TeddieMercede]

I think Adams is predominantly known as a Bronze Age artist. Most of his best known works are all during this period: GL/GA, Batman, and his run of Detectives. That said seeing his Silver Age stuff on this thread is really a treat, those Deadman covers are absolutely fantastic.

[Shadow]

Beautiful B&B set! I have most of them, but I doubt they're as high grade as these.

[mosconi]