Ah, la fameuse histoire qui donne si envie : les deux zozos ensemble, ça aurait pu être chouette.
Jim
Bob Layton : « From 1979, this is my unpublished cover to Marvel Premiere #48. I can’t recall why it was bounced but it was eventually used as the cover of The Comic Reader #168 to promote the introduction of our Scott Lang version of Ant-Man to the Marvel Universe. »
J’adore! Complément WTF!
Guillem March
Le futur Maker par Bryan Hitch :
Ultimate Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #2 (2004) [Unused Cover]
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Vous ne verrez pas ça tous les jours. Une couverture de Strange totalement inédite
Bien prévue pour le mythique mensuel, datée de 1991 et rejetée pour une raison perdue dans les limbes du temps passé (peut être le fond atypique?)
Une rareté donc
Très chouette.
Jim
Original unpublished wraparound cover art by Jim Starlin and Al Milgrom, intended for the hardcover collection of Captain Marvel, Marvel Comics, 2002.
Ah dommage.
Son Captain Marvel est très beau.
Jim
Unused cover to the 1997 relaunch of Howard the Duck that didn’t happen. By David Brewer? If only I could remember where I found this.
Jim
La couverture alternative de Marvels Epilogue de Ron Lim, non publiée
Et la publiée :
Tiens, je ne connais pas : c’est quoi, Marvels Epilogue ?
Jim
Un one-shot publié en 2019.
An all-new standalone epilogue to the classic MARVELS graphic novel written by Kurt Busiek and fully-painted by Alex Ross!
A “Marvels” look at the “all-new, all-different” X-Men of the 1970s. In this 16-page story, Alex and Kurt bring Marvel’s world to brilliant, realistic life one last time, as the now-retired Phil Sheldon and his daughters, in Manhattan to see the Christmas lights, find themselves in the middle of a clash between the outsider heroes and the deadly Sentinels, giving them a close-up perspective on the mutant experience.
Also featuring a behind-the-scenes look at the making of this special story, and other bonus features.
Ça m’a complètement échappé.
Merci.
Jim