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SDCC 2009 Mattel DCU 30" Hand-Painted Anti-Monitor
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DC UNIVERSE INFINITE HEROES: ANTI-MONITOR (SDCC Exclusive) (Aug 2009)Good vs Evil Marvel Wall Calendar 2020
From Vu, thanks to Ilke The upcoming Good vs Evil Marvel Wall Calendar 2020 from ACCO Brands/Mead will feature George Perez's Thanos in the month of September 2020. Calendar to ship after August 2019.  |
GOOD VS EVIL MARVEL WALL CALENDAR (Aug 2019)13th Dimmension: Why GEORGE PEREZ Never Finished BRAVE AND THE BOLD
From 13thdimension.com
Excerpt: I’m very, very proud it. I’m very proud of what Mark and I did, but it didn’t really find the audience we wish it had. And I couldn’t finish the first year of it, not because I slowed down but because they came in and said, “We want you to do Legion of 3 Worlds.” Mark, I know, was upset about it because he really wanted me to finish the full first year — and I don’t blame him, that’s what I had contracted for — but it was DC who came in and said, “We want you to do Legion.” Unfortunately, by the time they were starting to put Legion of 3 Worlds together, they decided, “We’re going to make this part of Final Crisis” — again which I didn’t know — which meant they had to restructure a lot. It took them so long … I could have finished 12 issues of Brave and the Bold. I could have done it. |
THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #9
(Feb 2008)
Marvel Comics #1000 George Perez cover was originally published in 1980
From Vu
Thanks to Ilke, the George Perez "Hidden Gem" variant cover to Marvel Comics #1000. This image was originally published as in MARVEL CALENDAR 1981 (Dec 1980) by George Perez and Gene Day. Download the image here. >>> MARVEL COMICS #1000 PEREZ HIDDEN GEM VAR JUN190861 (W) Various (A) Various (CA) George Perez THE GREATEST TALENT EVER ASSEMBLED FOR ONE STORY! THIS IS THE BIG ONE! In celebration of Marvel's 80th Anniversary, we have gathered together the greatest array of talent ever to be assembled between the covers of a single comic book! Names from the past, from the present, and even the future! Every page is filled with all-new work from this cavalcade of comic book luminaries! There is a mystery that threads throughout the Marvel Universe - one that has its origins in MARVEL COMICS #1 and which unites a disparate array of heroes and villains throughout the decades! What is the Eternity Mask, and who is responsible for the conspiracy to keep it hidden? And what new player will make their startling debut as these secrets are peeled away? Featuring the entirety of the Marvel Universe of characters! Rated T PERFECTBOUND FORMAT! In Shops: Aug 28, 2019 Final Orders Due: Jul 15, 2019 SRP: $9.99 |
MARVEL COMICS #1000 (Hidden Gem Variant by George Perez) (Aug 2019)Avengers Toon Tumbler can be spotted in the film Glass
From Vu
The Avengers Toon Tumbler (and an Infinity Gauntlet pin) can be spotted in the film Glass (2019). The tumbler uses the cover art from Avengers #150 (Aug 1976).
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It appears that Superman #423 recently got a reprint in Mexico (July 11, 2019)
From smashmexico.com.mx
Superman Action Comics: ¿Qué sucedió con el Hombre del Mañana? Publicación: Julio 11, 2019 Escritor: Alan Moore Ilustradores: Curt Swan y George Pérez Periodicidad: Mensual Portada variante: no Páginas: 32 Precio: 45 pesos Los legendarios Alan Moore (Watchmen) y Curt Swan (Superman) unieron su genio para crear Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?, la aventura final del Hombre de Acero en su última batalla contra Lex Luthor, Brainiac y sus demás enemigos Por primera vez en México se presenta esta historia tal y como apareció originalmente, inicando con este ejemplar que reproduce el mítico Superman #423 de 1986. ¡Una edición para coleccionistas! |
Book Riot: 26 Of The Best Comic Book Covers Of All Time
From bookriot.com
26 Of The Best Comic Book Covers Of All Time Book Riot has talked about the best comic book artists working today and what makes a great cover in general. Now, it’s time to present 26 of the absolute best comic book covers of all time! Because I am terrible at ranking things, I’ve just put them in chronological order. I’ll start with a few age-old classics that have been referenced and parodied a thousand times, then move on to the modern masterpieces that deserve their own place in comics history. Without further ado, let’s take a look at some fantastic—and sometimes historic—comic book covers! Excerpt: Wonder Woman #46 (1990)This is not your typical Wonder Woman story (it’s about a teenage girl who loses her friend to suicide), so it needed an atypical cover to go with it. Jill Thompson handily delivers with this piece. JLA/Avengers #3 (2003)George Pérez is the undisputed champion of drawing massive crowds of people while still managing to make everyone look distinct. Nowhere is this more evident than his (and Tom Smith’s) covers for the JLA/Avengers crossover event. |
Avengers #21 is an homage to Avengers #10
From Vu Avengers #21 (which came out today, July 10, 2019) cover is an homage to Avengers #10 (Nov 1998)
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George Perez will still honor the 5 head sketches for Terrificon
From Spencer
UPDATE: Mr. Perez is still honoring the 5 commission requests ($100 each). Those selected will be able to pick up the artwork at TERRIFICON at his agent: Spencer Beck at The Artists Choice booth. Details for the commission list is here >>> George Perez head sketch commissions for TerrifiCon will go on sale Wednesday, July 10th, 2019 at exactly midnight (Eastern Time Zone) when Wednesday, July 10th, 2019 becomes Thursday, July 11th, 2019 .
Please make sure to include your EXACT request as any emails that come in without the character are disqualified and discarded. All orders must have your first and last name in them as well the exact request. Emails that say "Please put me on the list" do not count and are disqualified. You MUST have all of the requested info in the email. Remember, Mr. Perez is doing single character, head shots ONLY and nothing else. One request per person, per name, per household, per family, or per address. You must be present at the show to pick up the artwork in person ... NO PROXIES. Sketch cover or sketch book or jam board requests are NOT accepted. SORRY. Too many potential problems and we do not wish to be responsible for anyone having a bad experience should the item be lost, damaged or destroyed anywhere in the process or shipping thereof. Finally, he is doing only FIVE ( 5 ) commissions total for the show. There will be no on site drawing done. I hope this is not too blunt, and hopefully, this answers all outstanding questions. We reserve the right to adjust the rules should some unforeseen question come up that has not yet been addressed. |
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