Marvel pays homage to 10 of its own classic covers

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Another comic book publisher is paying homage to iconic Todd McFarlane Spider-Man covers. Fresh off the heels of D.C.'s playful and surprising nod to 1990's Spider-Adult male #1 for a December Batman #118 variant overcompensate, Wonder is stipendiary homage to its ain Amazing Wanderer-Man #300 cover by McFarlane for January 5's Venom #4 by creative person Saint David Yardin.

Interestingly, McFarlane paid homage to himself the very next month in Amazing Spider-Man #301.

In any event, the Venom cover is part of 10 Jan Marvel covers featuring coeval artists paying homage to iconic Wonder covers from the past. Other artists contributing cover include Will Sliney, Mike McKone, Creees Lee, Philip Tan, David Nakayama, Pete Wood, Ken Lashley, Stephen Mooney, and Peach Momoko,

Most of the covers are themed more or less famous archetypical appearances including the debuts of Wanderer-Military man, the Hulk, Thor, and Wolverine.

Here's a look at altogether ten covers in four galleries on with the release date, deed and egress #, creative person, and the seminal make out the new covering fire pays court to.

On sale January 5

Astonishing Wanderer-Man #85 by Peach Momoko (Astonishing Fancy #15)
Venom #4 by David Yardin With colors past Chris Sotomayor (Amazing Spider-Homo #300 and #301)
X Lives of Wolverine #1 away Will Sliney with colors past Rachelle Rosenberg (Incredible Hulk #181)

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Happening sale January 12

Amazing Wanderer-Military man #86 by Mike Mckone with colours aside Chris Sotomayor (Amazing Wanderer-Man #362)
Thor #21 by Creees Lighthorse Harry Lee with colours aside Rachelle Rosenberg (Journey into Mystery #83)

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On sale January 19

Captain United States of America/Iron Man #3 by Philip Tan with colors by Federico Blee (Captain America #100)
Hulk #3 by David Nakayama (Hulk #1)

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Happening sale January 26

Death of Doctor Fantastical #5 away Sir Leslie Stephen Mooney with colors aside Chris Sotomayor (Strange Tales #110)
Iron Man #16 by Pete Woods (Tales of Suspense #39)
X-Men Legends #11 by Ken Lashley with colors aside Juan Fernandez (New Mutants #98)

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A few the original covers are part of Newsarama's list of the best superhero origin stories of all time.

I'm not just the Newsarama founder and editor-in-main, I'm also a reader. And that reference is just a little number older than the kickoff of my Newsarama journey. I founded what would become the comic book news site in 1996, and except for a brief visit at Wonder Comics as its marketing and communications manager in 2003, I've been writing about newly risible book titles, creative changes, and occasionally oblation my perspective on prodigious diligence events and developments for the 25 years since. Despite numerous changes to Newsarama, my passion for the medium of comic books and the characters makes the last quarter-100 (it's infatuated to see that in writing) time spent doing what I dearest most.

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