Moon Knight (2006) Issue #12 cover

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Moon Knight (2006) Issue #12 cover
The second is just pinup, basically, by @toddnauck, based on the Paul Smith comic panel. I include it because it’s basically a zoomed in version, and my panel scan is very small.I also just kinda like Todd Nauck art, and don’t have many options to post it, because most of what I know of his is from Teen Titans, and I don’t post about kids on this blog.
Maybe it would be easier to fight one another if you both weren’t facing the same direction. I mean, literally, their chests are both at the same angle. I know, I know, action shot, whatever.
H’El is wearing... the worlds oddest skirt. Like-- it transitions from glued on to draping juuuuust like that.
The other guy I honestly don’t know who it is, but he’s CLASSIC lost in the Darkness.
Kurt is an interesting case, where we get to see his bellybutton through his costume like we do with many feminine costumes.
That said... Why does he have ten fingers here. I know that’s not the point of this blog, just-- curious.
“ See guys, Aquaman can be useful. “
Useful, maybe. But still no d.
From Anon: “ I’m pretty sure the reason for the Censor Boot here is because Sal Velluto does, in fact know exactly where the d is and how it’s shaped, judging by the rest of JL Task Force. “
So John’s busted through his shirt, here, just absolutely shredded it, but the pants just get some holes at the knees, and a bit rough at the end from the barbed wire.
Even if his pants had shredded in that sexy way women’s clothing always seems to shred in comics... we’ve still got a leg pop. Just for extra no-dick-here-ness