Showing posts with label Keith Giffen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Keith Giffen. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Acts of Valor: Monny Shot
"Talking 'bout that Monny, Monny, Monny..."
I always thought that Mon-El was one of
those characters that just had an essentially
sexualized quality....
not just because he was big and beefy and sturdy,
nor powerful and strong.
I liked his boy-next-door, good-natured quality
that came from his suffering and uniqueness,
giving him more depth than just old boy scout
Clark.
There's just something adorable and passionate and
alluring about him, and of course there's the
wounded soul thing which appeals to us care-takers!
He's hot but he doesn't really know he's hot.
He's an average, nice Joe College...with
a little something-something extra.
And, then too, pictures like this don't
hurt his station as sexy beast!
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Saturday, July 14, 2012
Star Trek/Legion of Super-Heroes
Well, Legion came first...they should get top billing!
(But I'm not bitter!)
Okay I tried to get these straightened out by issue number,
but there were 6 issues and six-hundred variants, so...
here are all the covers I could find.
The art is awesome...that's all I care about!
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Labels:
Chris Roberson,
Chris Sprouse,
comic books,
DC Comics,
Georgia Unity,
IDW,
Jeff Moy,
Keith Giffen,
Legion of Super-Heroes,
Mike Allred,
Mike Grell,
mini-series,
Phil Jimenez,
Star Trek/Legion,
Steve Lightle
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Legion Jam
One of the best pieces ever,
an awesome artist jam from the cover
of Legion of Super-Heroes # 300.
Can you name all the talents?
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Thursday, March 15, 2012
1980's HQ Layouts
From "Who's Who," the ultimate
layouts and plans for the super-team
of the future's nifty clubhouse upgrade!
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Thursday, March 1, 2012
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