Oftentimes, comic book covers depict a hero losing to whatever villain the issue features, but the hero doesn't actually lose in the issue. In this case, readers pick up the issue, and as it gets ...

3) Uncanny X-Men #141 Image Courtesy of Marvel Comics This is probably the most famous X-Men cover out there, and that is one of the highest bars you can have.

It is the comic book cover that captured the grim visage of an older, wiser — and meaner — Batman. Now, the 1986 pen and ink creation — drawn by writer/artist Frank Miller — that is the ...

Marvel Comics has shared the cover art and preview pages for Giant-Size Amazing Spider-Man #1, teasing a new story from Kevin Smith, the debut of a superhero called Rapid, Kid Venom's debut, and more!

For Bradshaw, a comic book cover takes about 20 hours of labour. For this handy (get it?) how-to, he condensed the process down to under three minutes. We believe he may have magic powers.