Tag: variant covers
DC unveils new SUPERMAN punk rock variant covers from Allred, Sauvage, and more
Inspired by the instantly-iconic scene in last year's film, these variants present Superman, Supergirl, and co. through a punk rock filter.
Preview: Worlds collide in BATMAN/DEADPOOL crossover
Find out what happens when the World’s Greatest Detective meets the Merc with a Mouth!
DC unveils back-ups and all-star variants for Morrison & Mora’s BATMAN/DEADPOOL
Nightwing meets Wolverine, Harley hectors Hulk, Constantine curses Doctor Strange, and Static and Ms. Marvel cross paths in the 64-page one-shot.
BATMAN #1 arrives with blind bag foil variant covers by Quitely, Kubert, and more
Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez's first issue will feature variant covers by a murderers' row of comics superstars.
X-MEN OF APOCALYPSE gets Joe Madureira variant covers
The legendary X-Men artist returns to provide variant covers for the mini-series X-Men of Apocalypse.
Dallas Fan Expo: the Spectre of 90’s speculation haunts us
The strange history of unauthorized biography comics is now entangled with a new wave of convention only variants. Whew!
DC unveils SUPERMAN movie-themed variants for the Summer of Superman
Speaking of a Frank Quitely Superman drawing, he's among the all-star artists contributing to the SUPERMAN movie-themed variant program.
Francesco Mattina’s controversial variant covers pulled at DC
DC has quietly replaced all of Francesco Mattina's variant covers which were suspected of using AI image generation
Return to the Kenner SUPER POWERS COLLECTION in new DC variant covers
The new variant covers celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the iconic Super Powers Collection from Kenner.
A Rachel Pollack tribute, variants, more among DC PRIDE 2024 celebration
The publisher's annual Pride celebration returns later this year, bigger and better than ever.
DSTLRY and Kodansha announce new partnership!
American readers get ready for a variant covers from your favorite Japanese artists.
Retailer warns that comics are dying again
Retailer Phil Boyle expressed concerns about the health of the direct market, and the industry has responded
