Sunday, December 23, 2012

Cover of the Week - Wonder Woman and Hellblazer

With the near overwhelming number of comics on stands this week, it was no small feat determining which ones deserved our coveted Cover of the Week award.  However, we've somehow found a way to make the hard call, and while you may wonder at our choices, we think you'll ultimately understand where the blazers we were coming from.  We'll see you on the other side of the cut for less puns and more covers!

Ken's Cover of the Week - Wonder Woman #15 by Cliff Chiang


Ken: I really like mirrored covers like this, where you get a character bounced off a shiny image like Orion's helmet or Iron Man's face. Sometimes an artist overcompensates and makes the image more distorted than it needs to be, but Chiang does a good job of still making Diana look prominent. Plus you have Orion's eye of awe as he's about to get punched.

Grant's Cover of the Week - Hellblazer #298 by Simon Bisley


Grant: Now this is one creepy cover!  The image of a full blown skeleton (and one looking rather the worse for wear at that) wearing a strange Constantine mask and lighting up a cigarette is incredibly striking and hard to ignore.  The whole thing is slightly off-putting  but in a good way.  I particularly like the warm yellow background around the fire juxtaposed with the cold blue around the skeleton.  A nice little life / death touch there by Bisley.

Runner-Ups:  Comeback #2, Saga #8, Uncanny X-Force #35


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