This could be an interesting match up.  Moon Knight's shifting personalities might keep even Edward Nigma guessing at his next move.

 Three masters of their disciplines, locked in combat.  Hopefully the illustrator of this issue would be well versed in depicting martial ar...

  I can't imagine how such a scene depicted above would come about, but I know that I'd just have to see how this story unfolds.   B...

  This serves as a direct continuation of the events presented in the first meeting between these two, from STF #4637 .  Now that they'v...

  These guys are all heroes, but they've all done some shady stuff as well.  Not many heroes would give them pause, but being stared dow...

  Thanos being set loose in DC's silver age would have been wild.

  For the 15th appearance of the MK/EM Team , I figured I would put  them up against STF's greatest villain, Mr. Universe (making his 1...

  It's pretty cool that Metamorpho is now a much more recognized character to the general public, thanks to his inclusion in Superman . ...

  Man-Bat and Man-Wolf first met in STF #440... This is another cover that required a bit of prep work before I could add in any new element...

  These two heroes are used to more down to Earth, street level villains, so they might be over their heads when dealing with a cosmic entit...

  Judo Master has been long overdue for an appearance on the blog.  The truth is, I don't think I've read much of his adventures at ...

  These two heroes have power sets that I think would go well together.  I can see The Shade being able to give them trouble, though.  It wo...

  Another pair of JLA members with a classic Marvel team again today, like on yesterday's cover. This time I feature the GL/Flash team, ...

  For the conclusion to this three-part tale, we find that leaving The Negative Zone may not be quite as easy as getting there.  Let's h...

  This cover took some prep work before I could add in Black Lightning - here's a look behind the scenes at the process:

  I remember back in the late 90's when I was working on my big DC/Marvel crossover  story that featured Darkseid and Dr. Doom as the vi...

  These two characters may have never hit the big time, but I always got a kick out of each of them.  It might be fun to watch them share an...

  This is another good example of a cover in which I had to de-clutter and extend the background before adding in any new elements.  Here...

  This cover marks the fifth appearance of The Bondsmen.  Their live action movie was featured in STF #3170, They found themselves in a bea...

  This is another match up that I have been meaning to get to for a while.  It just seems like a natural, given that they each rely on rings...