“Captain America” takes over the the U.K. based entertainment magazine “Empire,” with Chris Evans in his First Avenger regalia landing the cover spot and a new image from the movie inside. SPINOFF has the details.

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SPINOFF: "Captain America" Covers "Empire"

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Atom Hawkman Comic Book Cover Number 44 featuring The Gentleman Ghost Twice – Gentleman Ghost figures cover art photo shopped together – Egyptian mummy sarcophagus DC detective comics action figure of Jim Craddock – comicbooks super hero superheroes heroes formal wear top hat monocle spook specter spectre highway man robber phony scam con artist man scammer

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Atom Hawkman Comic Book Cover Number 44 featuring The Gentleman Ghost Twice

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ROBOT 6′s Tom Bondurant walks through DC Comics’ April 2010 solicitations, speculating on the mystery figure on the cover to “Green Lantern” #65, pondering the end of “Brightest Day” and more.

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Looking into the DC Comics Crystal Ball

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Green Lantern #76 ~ Neal Adams art begins 1970 ~ KEY! | Rare Comic …

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The Wonderful Blog of Oz: Oz Comic Books

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CBR Review: Adventure Comics, issue 522

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from January 1961

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Lois Lane #22 Cover

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Archie Andrews scopes out girls at a New Year’s Eve party on the cover of Jughead with Archie Digest #97 (1990) by Dan DeCarlo & Rudy Lapick.

We’ve hope you’ve enjoyed our month-long celebration of comic book covers!

(2009: Batman: The Long Halloween #4)

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Winter Covers – December 31

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The Flash races through snow and ice on the cover to The Flash #2 (2010) by Francis Manapul.

Christmas may be over, but we’re filling out December with winter-themed comics covers!

(2009: The Simpsons Winter Wing Ding #1)

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Winter Covers – December 30

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The 90s boy band goes skiing on the cover of New Kids on the Block Digest #5 (1992).

Christmas may be over, but we’re filling out December with winter-themed comics covers!

(2009: Tommy og Tigern #13)

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Winter Covers – December 29

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