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I feel like reposting some links from the Imaginary Covers comments, in response to Geoff's idea of cover-versions of comic books. (Because I'm not sure how many people saw them, and I'm a egomaniac.)
Here's one.
As I said, I think it's fairly common for hopeful artists to submit these kinds of redrawn scripts as art samples for publishers.
Also: A lot of people were annoyed by a gatefold poster in that Kirby coffee-table book, which featured an Alex Ross rendition of a New Gods page. So there's your "bad cover version" right there.
Newly Also: Since then, I've come across the first comic book mash-up I've ever seen.
Anyone seen the new Brave and The Bold cartoon? It's pretty neat, basically it's a neat little kids Batman cartoon (too many Batman cartoons got a bit dark over the years) It places the emphasis on Batman as a dude with a bunch of gadgets, and like the old comic series, Batman is teamed with a different hero every week. A nice light-hearted adventure cartoon that captures the spirit of the old 'super-friends'/'Superman/Aquaman adventure hour' only with higher quality in the animation and the writing.
One thing thing that bugs me though... took me a minute to place it... but I'm pretty sure Batman is voiced by Diedrich Bader of Drew Carey Show fame ... also, Jethro in The Beverly Hillbillies movie.
... weird.
Hey, Geoff, here's something you might be interested in: Travis Charest's Spacegirl. I think I remember you being a fan of Charest's, right?
scott: saw a clip, it looked fun - love the Kirby Green Arrow. And yep, it's Bader.
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