Action Comics #964
by Clay Mann
This combines the patterned backdrop, simple art-deco architecture at the bottom, and a complex visual idea to make a very striking cover with a lot of interesting depth.
Adventure Time Comics #3
by Phillip Light
This cover has a beautiful amount of colorful detail despite the 2d-ness of the perspective. Each time I look at it I spot something else!
Batgirl #3
by Rafael Albuquerque
Gorgeous stylings by the ever-talented Albuquerque, and a unique perspective that adds depth despite the abstract, minimalist background.
Descender #15
by Dustin Nguyen
Nguyen is always awesome, but his cartooning skills have really skyrocketed in the last few years. There's a ton of personality in his subjects here.
Island #11
by Johnnie Christmas
Everything here, from the greeny leaves at the top along with the scrawled writing to the pouring lava dripping into nothingness, creates an unforgettable cover with lots of lovely details.
Josie and the Pussycats #1
by Francesco Francavilla
Francavilla was born to do this kind of retro music cover. The layout is unique and exciting, and the color choice is spot on.
Josie and the Pussycats #1
by Veronica Fish
This captures the genesis of a garageband to a T! The magic of having to get the music out, even if you don't have an instrument to play (or know how to play it), is portrayed perfectly here.
The Hunt #3
by Colin Lorimer
Lorimer really nails a very specific, fantasy tone here that is pretty impressive. I love the commitment to the color scheme, too.
Wayward #16
by Karmome Shirahama
Shirahama is able to inject lots of depth and character into an image that otherwise might not have a story to tell. Nicely done!
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