Murderous Gangsters

Here's a few dangerous dolls, on the covers to Murderous Gangsters #2 and #3 (December, 1951 and March, 1952) both drawn by Ann Cantor, and published by Avon.

Remembering Artist Dave Hoover

Remembering artist Dave Hoover on his birthday (May 14, 1955 - September 4, 2011) with his covers to the Invaders mini-series, where Captain America, the Human Torch, Sub-Mariner, Whizzer and Miss America fought the Battle-Axis (Dr. Death, the Human Meteor, the Spider-Queen, Strongman and Volton), with the help of some other World War II heroes, like the Vision, the Thin Man, the Blazing Skull and more!

Invaders #1 and #2 (May and June, 1993)

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Invaders #3 and #4 (July and August, 1993)

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Murder Tales

A bit of an oddity, where no artist info was available, and, even stranger, the run seems to start with 10 and 11, but here are Murder Tales #10 and #11 (November, 1970 and January, 1971) from World Famous Periodicals.

Happy Mother's Day To Scarlet Witch

A throwback to a happier time in comics, when Vision and Scarlet Witch took a (12 issue mini-series) break from being Avengers and concentrated on their family....here, covers to Vision And Scarlet Witch #4 and #12 (January and September, 1986) with art by Richard Howell...

...all to wish you a Happy Mother's Day. 

Oh, and Wanda had twins here (but later, things got SO much more complicated...)

Celebrating Artist Rick Veitch

Celebrating artist Rick Veitch on his birthday (May 7, 1951) with a pair of his covers (DC Comics Presents #85, September, 1985 and Swamp Thing #79, December 1988)...

..featuring the unlikely team ups of Superman and Swamp Thing.

Murder On An Elevator

Sometimes waiting for an elevator is murder...

...but not as bad as it is for these two covers to Crime Does Not Pay by Charles Biro (#34 and #35, from July and September, 1944) from Lev Gleason (such classic crime comics!).

Celebrating Artist Bill Sienkiewicz

Celebrating artist Bill Sienkiewicz on his birthday (May 3, 1958) with some of his earliest covers...

...featuring Spider-Woman, as Jessica Drew navigated her days as one of the west coast's earliest super heroes, fighting with the Shroud and Dazzler!

Spider-Woman #14 and #15 (May and June, 1979)

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Spider-Woman #16 and #27 (July 1979 and June, 1980)

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Spider-Woman #28 and Dazzler #15 (July 1980 and May, 1982)

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