These are the three variants of these issues of this title by Stjepan Šejić. I thought that there would be more but I suppose that he’s busy on other covers and his own comics.
These do look good though.
From July 9, 2025 to September 9, 2026 these Rian Gonzales variants ran! I love her art so much, both the chibi and normal proportion versions of characters! These covers are structured like paper doll sheets/cards. There was even a cover of hers in this style that you could cut out and make the paper dolls function. I don’t remember which cover that was for, but it was cool!
They look amazing together! I do have an older set in this style also by Rian. But, it’s still incomplete, I just need to find and buy the remaining variants, which are incentive covers.
These are the Alex Ross connecting variants that are paying homage to the George Pérez and Tom Smith JLA/Avengers 1 cover from 2003.
Because of the softcover, there is an overlap. But they look great together. I’d buy a print of this from Ross.
These are from the first Kingdom of Zod set of connecting covers. This set is by Guillem March.
The last three issues connect decently enough even though there’s a bit of misalignment. Between the first and second cover, there is misalignment too, but also different shades of color used on the same subjects. One example is Kara’s cape.
These amazing 80’s themed variants are by Alexander Lozano.
I had forgotten that he’d done two variants (trade and virgin) in this style last year for Planet She-Hulk 1. I hadn’t bought that cover, so I ordered one. It should be arriving at some point today (sept 12) as I type this. These look great together too. The colors and shading and the outfits all just work. I did two photos since the light I used isn’t a ring-light, it doesn’t get to everything, so I lit these on two sides separately.
These are the three Stuart Fails to Save the Universe variant covers that came out all on the same day. The first is an homage cover by Jason Badower paying tribute to the iconic Crisis on Infinite Earths 7 (1985). The second is by Dan Mora showing the JL at this year’s SDCC for the show’s Hall H panel. And the third variant is by Sean Izaakse.
These are fun promotions of such a fun show!
This set has been a long time coming. 21 issues! These are all by the amazing Frank Cho and some are also by Sabine Rich. The first cover is from October 16, 2024 and the final cover is from August 19, 2026! I love the styles and colors or lack-there-of.
Same for these photos as before, not enough light reaching the correct places, hence two photos. Part of me wishes that these had some kind of pattern visually like this many pencil style, this many full color etc. but also, I don’t mind at all. It’s so wonderful to have all of these together finally! I wasn’t sure when they would finish up this set.
I named this 46 instead of 45 because there’s another set that I still have to take photos of. It’s a huge set, so I haven’t been able to take the photos of them all. I hope I can get to it this upcoming week.
Pasqual Ferry and Matt Milla did a great job with this connecting cover set!
There was a little bit of overlap, and a touch misalignment. But it looks good.
So I’m VERY late on this post just because I didn’t have time to make these posts till now. I had planned on taking these photos a couple days after the previous post’s photos, but didn’t end up doing that till last Friday. So I took photos of the next week’s photos first then these, then the set photos for that next week’s issues.
This isn’t technically from this week, the second cover arrived a bit ago, but I forgot about it till last week. The second cover is from September 3, 2025. And the first cover is from May 27, 2026. DC did a weird thing where they stopped the previous run of Batman in November of 2025 because the next run was ready and the Hush 2 event had so many delays. So for 6 months the previous run was delayed while the next run had started. I realized that I hadn’t picked up the other connecting cover, so I found it online.
It’s so nice to finally have these covers together. Now, there is a bit of overlap since the cover of the left side doesn’t go right up to the edge of the actual comic. But it works pretty well otherwise. The left side is by Jorge Jiménez and Tomeu Morey. And the right side is by Jim Lee, Scott Williams and Tomeu Morey.
These are the Ultimate Endgame covers for the final issues of this version of the Ultimate Universe. They’re all by Marcos Martín.
They look great together!
The backs just because they looked nice, haha.
No new boxes were created, but I’d emptied three boxes before this, so they were utilized in other areas.
So since I had such a delay the previous week, I had to sort all 4 week’s of comics on one day. But these are still the most recent week’s sets. I just sorted away all of them on one day. It took around 10 hours!!
Here are the wonderful W. Scott Forbes variants.
The lighting and colors are so good! I always enjoy his work. Also these covers are so different!
These are the Mirka Andolfo main covers for Ursula.
Another set where different types of covers are displayed.
I love these half portrait variants covers by Aka! Such great detail!
They do look great next to each other. But also…
They look great vertically! I did my best to line up the saber blades.
But this is the best shot. I hadn’t actually realized that his face was changing till I saw them all together. These look amazing!
I had a family emergency right after I took the photos of the previous posts. So I had to delay taking these photos for literally a week.
Double Nakayama for this post! This first set is David’s recent Green Lantern covers. It’s cool because he designed the new costume for Hal! And this new character, Odyssey, looks great too! The latter two are consecutive issue and that 600th one is a couple issues before them.
The colors look amazing together!
This connecting set is by Phil Jimenez and Arif Prianto. Such great covers!
The image itself looks fantastic! There were overlap issues for all of these, but only because of the card stock covers always end up being a little more narrow than they should be. Also, I have that poster of this image anyway, so it’s fine if these don’t line up perfectly.
More David Nakayama! This is such a great connecting image! Each of them are drawn and colored so well!
Together they look fantastic! These had misalignment and overlap.
I guess we’ll get another run of this since the final issue ending suggests it. Them all together just looks like a date montage sequence.
These are by InHyuk Lee of course. That first variant is part of the Streetwear variant set by him too, so I had to go get it out of a binder. But yeah, these covers look so dynamic!
I like that each of these show them in different era outfits for each character.
It took a bit for me to realize that this set was only between these two titles and only two covers per title. Gist did these covers so well, as expected. Though I would have liked one of Rotta too!
These are the Babs Tarr main covers! They look so great! It’s always nice when an artist is doing the main covers and the interior art. Though, it’s probably super stressful for them.
I wasn’t sure which configuration I liked best, stacked or lined up, so I did both.
I normally do connecting variant sets first but it just made sense to do this after the main cover set. These are by Tula Lotay.
There was slight overlap between all the issues and maybe a little misalignment, but at least they could be arranged as actually connecting for once!
These are the animation variants by Chris Jones. I will have to get the other animation variants from the previous run. I think I only have the variant for the first issue.
These look good together.
And these are of course the David Nakayama main covers for this most recent Rogue miniseries. This also has a second printing of the first issue!
These look so good together! Especially seeing the first and second printings together to spot the slight and obvious differences.
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