Panels from Marvel Two-in-One #46 (December 1978), script, pencils, and colors by Alan Kupperberg, inks by Chic Stone, letters by Shelly...

Pin-up page from Shadows and Light #3 (July 1998), art by Claudio Castellini

Panel from New Avengers: Illuminati #1 (one-shot) (May 2006), script by Brian Michael Bendis, art by Alex Maleev, colors by Dave Stewart,...

Panels from Sergio Aragonés Massacres Marvel #1 (Marvel. June 1996), script by Mark Evanier, pencils by Sergio Aragonés, inks by Joe Rubi...

Panel from Superman/Fantastic Four (April 1999), script and layouts by Dan Jurgens, finished art and inks by Art Thibert, colors by Grego...

Panels from Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #2 (June 2009), script by Jonathan Hickman, pencilled by Sean Chen, inked by Lorenzo Ruggiero, col...

Ladeez and gennlemen and boys and girls: are you ready for the most awesome cake in the universe ?!? It's the Ben Grimm Rice Krispie ...

Oh, more accurately, gone book sellin' ...but I don't have a comic book cover for that. I'm off to the Pacific Northwest to...

Panel from Black Panther v.4 #32 (January 2008), script by Reginald Hudlin, art by Francis Portela and Andrea Divito, coloriing by Val St...

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L: Elektra: Assassin #4 (November 1986), art by Bill Sienkiewicz M: Preacher #54 (October 1999), art by Glenn Fabry R: Daredevil v.2...

Panel from Hulk #9 (December 1999), co-plotted and scripted by Jerry Ordway, co-plotted and pencilled by Ron Garney inked by Sal Buscema...

"Molly Moo-Cow and Robinson Crusoe" (1936), directed by Burt Gillett and Tom Palmer

Panel from Fantastic Four #7 (October 1962), script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers

So, let's see what's in the newspapers today... HUH?!??!?!? : Holy cow , it's my Aunt Molly ! From the news article : A wi...

Hey, check it out: the most clobberin' Lego minifig of them all : Click images to Duplo-size No, no—sadly you can't run to yo...

Sure, he's a big player in the Marvel Universe now , but Moon Knight 's debut is anything but iconic and senses-shattering. In fact,...

Panel from Spidey Super Stories #38 (January 1979), creators unknown

Here's a buncha blueprints (or, more technically, architectural views) of famous (and not-so-famous) landmarks in the Marvel Universe. P...