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5 comments:
Dave sez,
Cool cover. I was never much in Warlock, though.
The one thing that still annoys me about this The New 52 is the treatment of J'onn J'onzz.
I get the argument that technology is the new fad, much like space was at the start of the Silver Age; and with Green Lantern and Superman, J'onn is kind of a odd man out, a third wheel...but I liked him more as a founder than Cyborg. Just my preference...
I can't look at the Howard Porter image and the Jim Starlin image without seeing a Howard Porter image and the Jim Starlin image. These are two of my favorite characters, but I kind of wish they had both gotten their butts kicked by the Lord High Papal in an all-Starlin shindig. Cool premise though, entirely appropriate for both heroes.
The only Starlin Manhunter that comes to mind is from Starlin's 1980 run on DC COMICS PRESENTS, which I don't think would have offered too many options for a cover.
I used the Manhunter image from the cover of that DCCP issue for my Thing/Martian Manhunter cover.
I've done a few lifts for Starlin mock-up covers, and found Hardcore Station very useful. See here, here, and here.
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