Welcome to the 25th edition of best covers of the week!
Dead Letters #3
by Ron Wimberly
I like the subtlety of the both styles of shading and coloring gone over here, just super stylish.
Secret Avengers #4
by Tradd Moore
The contrast of the cartoony character bubbles against the extremely detailed background makes this cover one of my favorites of Moore's.
Astro City #13
by Alex Ross
Wow! What a rich cover, and the psychedelically neon background is at odds with Ross's usual style in the foreground in a headachey wonderful kind of way.
Green Lantern Corps. #32
by Bernard Chang
Of the bombshell variants this week, this is the best; it's clever, funny, and just the right amount of sexy.
Starlight #4
by Goran Parlov
The simplicity of this one is actually kind of stunning. Next to all the more glorious space opera style covers of this series, the Aja-like style on this one is by far the most intriguing.
Detective Comics #32
by Francis Manapul
I'm glad it's not just in the titular Batman title that Gotham has become a radiantly colorful place, and I like that they've moved the title to better suit the composition.
Royals: Masters of War #4
by Simon Coleby
The framing bombs here just give such a sense of weight and danger that lends itself well to the setting and concept of this book.
Superboy #32
by Karl Kerschl
It's been such a great week for colorful covers I couldn't help but include this one!
She-Hulk #5
by Kevin Wada
Another gorgeous cover by Wada! How can you not be in love with Jennifer Walters?
Whew! That's it for this week. What did I miss? Let me know on Twitter or Facebook!
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