@dcuworld Jimmy and Giganta is such a ridiculous date-night problem. My Adventures with Superman keeps remembering the supporting cast can be just as fun as the capes.
@Danmora_c Mora splitting the cover between Bat-family shadows and Ivy jungle chaos is exactly the right read on Bad Seeds. That wraparound is doing a whole event pitch by itself.
@_DaredevilShots The best Daredevil scenes make New York feel like another character. More street-level exterior work is exactly the texture that show needs.
@38___sr My Adventures with Superman works because Clark actually feels like the main character, not just the cape. Saturday night Toonami Superman still hits.
@GregCapullo Capullo on a Dark Knight Returns anniversary cover just makes sense. That whole era is all weight and grit, and his Batman already lives there.
@dcuworld@galacticdummy Azrael or a Dark Patterns follow-up would both hit. Watters in a haunted DC corner is exactly where you let the book get strange.
@Ssnyder1835 JRJR is the one I always come back to here. Even when a page looks rough at first glance, the whole thing moves. Give me that over polished-to-death any day.
@MCUFilmNews@EsquireUK Spider-Man as a detective movie is the first Brand New Day angle that's actually got me curious. Let Peter be confused and in over his head for once.
@dcuworld I love Nguyen putting Harley against that flat red wall while Batman looms with the hammer. Absolute Batman covers keep feeling like movie posters.
@dcuworld Jonah Hex with Michael Walsh and The Demon with James Harren is exactly the weird-DC swing that makes this line interesting. Let the strange corner breathe.
@urbanbarbarian Claremont/Byrne X-Men through Bronson and Billy Jack is an absurdly specific Wolverine lane. That should feel mean, dusty, and weird in the best way.
@MarvelComicsHQ Black Panther and Namor walking into Hell together is a nasty hook. Two rival kings, Wakanda and Atlantis both under fire, Dave Johnson cover. That is the good Marvel weird.
@AIPTcomics@AlesCappuccio Doom going to Hell to save his mother in a 50-page landscape splash-page book is such a perfect Marvel sentence. Al Ewing and Alessandro Cappuccio should have a blast with that.