This will be 4 posts for these complete sets. the first three posts are all of sets that I’d mostly collected during the sorting back in June and I needed 1-3 more covers to finish. The last post will be sets that are new.

These two first sets were ones where I thought I had all the covers of the set, but I was either wrong or just forgot about.

This Momoko set you’ll recognize from a previous collection post. For this set, this Peter Parker cover came out months after the other issues. So it’s not a set within a title, but it’s obviously the same style. They all look so good!! I’d love to see more Spider-characters in this design style.

The same story with this J. Scott Campbell cover! I thought it was a four-issue set, but nope, it’s five…though, I hope I’m not forgetting another one. Well, we’ll see next time.

And of course, they all look amazing together.

Jenny Frison! I’ve been waiting to see this set together for three years! And it did not fail to astonish. This also made me excited to eventually get to a huge box of so many variants from when I first started collecting since that has a bunch more covers from Frison as-well-as a few others of my favorites. That was before I’d used the small boxes, so they were all in a huge box. One day during the early pandemic i sat down and sorted out all the variants that I wanted in their own place and the just cool cover variants. So I have that huge box with a bunch more to be sorted. But I wanted to catch up with present day variants before I tackle that box.

Look at this set!! I purposefully had the light above since the covers at the top wanted more light. And I just didn’t want to do another photos with the light coming from below. I love Jenny Frison’s art!!

The rest of the sets for this post are all Nakayama covers!

This was his cover run of Catwoman from 51-68 with him being the main cover artist.

They all have such different tones from each other! Such a great set!

And then of course we have David’s Poison Ivy main (mostly) cover set! I love the greens and oranges! I included that connecting set image again even though I had it in the previous posts from June.

I arranged these specifically. The top one was Nakayama’s first cover for this run, though it was a variant, with Spawn! And then over a dozen issues later, he was brought in to do the main covers! That was 8 issues of his amazing art! Three of which were of course that brilliant connecting cover art. Then one last main cover for this run. And finally, he was chosen for an Artist Spotlight set of six variants for different titles. Those will all be together in a layer post.

I’m going to pause writing these so I can watch the first episode of Peacemaker season 2! Then I’ll come back to get the last couple posts done.