4001AD #2
by Clayton Crain
I really dig the epic feel of this cover–the design elements and darkness of the top contrast nicely with the soft light glowing around the Earth, and I like how the smoke from the jet almost looks like continents being shattered by the force of the propulsion.
Control #1
by Ben Oliver
I like the idea of just using a few sparse object elements to spell out the tone and story of a book, and it's done well here, but my favorite bit is the design of the title, with the placement grey box for the credits–very nice!
The Goddamned #4
by R. M. Guera
I continue to adore the color palette of these covers, but it's the framing using the bloody axe that really sets this one over.
Last Gang in Town #6
by Rob Davis
I'm not sure I've ever seen the punk aesthetic applied to this kind of outer space scene, but I definitely need more!
The Revisionist #1
by Matt Tyler
The minimalist design of the man falling into the vortex, combined with the radial, almost globe-like lines radiating, and the clock design around the title (with the "1" being highlighted as a nice touch for the first issue) all make this a very well conceived cover.
Spider-Woman #8
by Robbi Rodriguez
Although a little jokier than I'm used to for this series, I can't help but love the concept and it's really fun execution here.
Unfollow #8
by Matt Taylor
Excellent action design that is quite dense, but draws the eye to the central character who seems disinterested in the chaos around him.
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