There was a lot of clutter on the original Fury of Firestorm page that I needed to remove before I could add any new elements in.  Here...

  It looks like STF's arch-villain Mr. Universe is back for his 6th appearance - and this time he's gone after a couple of heavy hi...

  I've been meaning to put together a nuclear-powered team for a while now, and I'm finally getting around to it.  This cover is ded...

There was a bit of background removal and replacement required before I could and Ronnie Raymond and Professor Stein to this cover.  Here...

  Two of my favorite heroes duking it out with demons for 22 pages would be enough incentive for me to pick up this issue.  Ronnie Raymond w...

  What I am wondering is where Firestorm will fit in the cinematic DCU.  I think that James Gunn is a fan of the hero, but I haven't hea...

  Firestorm is used to working with science based partners, so I think that this would be a natural and fun team-up. Plus, I think that they...

  This somewhat simple looking cover required a bit of editing before Firestorm could be added into the mix.  here's a look at the behin...

  Firestorm first met Jim Hammond way back in STF #585, and I thought it was high time to revisit that pairing.  When I saw the chance to m...

  The Milestone characters have weaved in and out of the DCU, but I don't think that I have ever seen these two share a story together. ...

  I've been waiting for Beta Ray Bill to show up in the MCU for a decade, but other than an Easter egg statue, he has yet to be seen.  W...

 Continuing the tale begun on yesterday's cover, we see which one of Firestorm's allies had been compromised.  I've liked seeing...

  I'm not sure why more heroes did not opt to have loose baggy sleeves on their costumes.  They look to be a lot more comfortable than t...

  This story is Part Two of the battle that began in STF #3044.   Looks like Ronnie Raymond bit off more than he can chew when storming Doom...

  The Duck Dodgers shorts are among my favorite Daffy Duck appearances.  Like all kids, I loved the Looney Tunes characters, and I was fasci...

  For the conclusion of this two-part tale, we see the reason for Brian Braddock's actions in the previous issue.  Let's hope our he...

  These guys have two of my favorite costumes in comics, so I thought it might be cool to see them together.  I'm not holding my breath ...

  I enjoyed creating yesterday's all-Kirby cover, so I decided to try another one today.  I think that this would be a powerful team up ...

  The Grey Gargoyle was a cool villain, if only because imagining being turned to stone was a frightening prospect to me as a young comics r...

  Who would have thought that the character on this cover most likely to show up in a big budget movie first would be Fin Fang Foom?  At lea...