Grummett, Tom - Power Company #11 - Superboy Potential Cover Vote Winner! Rondo Hatton

Grummett, Tom - Power Company #11 - Superboy Potential Cover Vote Winner! Rondo HattonHere is the story about this issue's cover.. Leading up to The Power Company #11 (2003) was a campaign called "Power Boost". The primary element of this marketing push was an interactive online reader poll hosted on DC's official website. The poll asked fans to choose which established DC Universe hero should join the roster as the team's newest member. Readers were given five candidates to vote from: Batgirl, Booster Gold, Firestorm, Superboy and The

as well as Bullseye and others

So I keep my 70's paintings together but stored away within reach where I can still easily pull them out and admire them

making this cover art a true collector's treasure

cinematic framing on Dredd’s face captures his grim determination as he receives instructions to a deadly rendezvous in Smoketown

the art opens up into a striking group splash of the Justice League

Maguire did indeed completely change her appearance to resemble Marilyn Monroe

and the staging has that classic mid‑century elegance he does so well

Not even a minute after getting back home from The Green

This is the original painting published as the cover to the 1968 edition of the vintage paperback novel The Wages Of Fear

It’s a beautifully balanced page

with Frank's characteristic internal monologue driving the plot forward

with Perkins twisting the uniforms and gas masks of the era into a mass of distorted