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The Dakota Incident #1 second printing cover by Dan Mora

Vixen.

I had to fix something, but here she is. I kept this extremely simple. I’ll most likely revisit this one day and revamp it.

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DC has been hiding this baddie

And it should be a crime to hide a character this fucking cool

artverso

Ario Anindito - Black Panther

jhsharman

what's in a name?

The lines under Nancy's appear to be the only drawn alterations in this story. On coloring, I can point to a number of absurdly miniscule changes -- I guess the skirt stripe color counts, but you also see blue in her hair and white on Chuck's shoe laces.

Did not know Chuck had a dog named "King". How convenient as a plot contrivance. I wonder why he did not name him Prince.

A tad ironic considering this story that we don't have a settled name for Nancy. And actually, we do, except that at one point in 1995 apparently "Woods" slid off.

hxrdt

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My commission of John Stewart Green Lantern sketch cover by Greg "Inky" Charland from FCBD at Counterplay Comics, 279 Cambridge St #10, Burlington, MA 01803

micaerula

Marilyn Moonlight and her horse for @eggos-esper as part of @dcforgaza !

coolcomicbookcovers

warrior-negro

Timothy "Jace" Fox, the son of Lucius Fox, is the primary Black character to take on the mantle of Batman in DC Comics, first appearing in 'Future State: The Next Batman' (2021) and later starring in the 'I Am Batman' series.

He operates as a new Batman in a revised Gotham, separate from Bruce Wayne.

mecronprime-blog

To me, Jack Kirby was unto a God. Arguably the most prolific and heartfelt creator in the entire field of sequential art so far…But even he benefited from revision ;)