A SNEAK PEEK at artwork from the modern master’s upcoming Abrams ComicArts project… As we reported a while back, Alex Ross has a major new project coming from Abrams ComicArts and Marvel, called Marvel Dimensions, which explores the early years of the House of Ideas’ characters and concepts. To get you hyped into a frenzy, Marvel has revealed no less than 18 (!) variant covers featuring art from the hardcover that will begin adorning issues in June, and run into August. (The book is due Sept. 1, 2026.) Dig the complete gallery, with release dates: — On Sale 6/3 AVENGERS: ARMAGEDDON #1 — DOCTOR STRANGE #7 — FANTASTIC FOUR #12 — On Sale 6/10 MORTAL THOR #11 — X-MEN #31 — On Sale 6/17 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #31 — X-MEN UNITED #4 — On Sale 6/24 CAPTAIN AMERICA #12 — INFERNAL HULK #8 — On Sale 7/1 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #32 — FANTASTIC FOUR #13 — IRON MAN #7 — On Sale 7/8 AVENGERS: ARMAGEDDON #2 — CAPTAIN AMERICA #13 — CIVIL WAR: UNMASKED #3 — WOLVERINE #23 — On Sale 7/15 UNCANNY X-MEN #32 — On Sale 8/12 DAREDEVIL #5 — MORE — MARVEL DIMENSIONS: ALEX ROSS’ New Graphic Novel Dives Back Into the Publisher’s History. Click here. — MARVELS: KURT BUSIEK and ALEX ROSS’ Classic Series to Get Novelization in 2026. Click...
A wonderful gallery, colored by Sandy Jarrell… — UPDATED 4/10/26: Diggin’ in the vault time — when we go deep into the recesses of the shadowy subterranean 13th Dimension headquarters for great columns that deserve another look. This one first ran in March 2022. Right on! — Dan — This has been a helluva week here at 13th Dimension for fabulous art by big-name illustrators. We’ve had Matt Wagner’s reinterpretation of Golden Age Detective Comics covers and Alex Ross’ latest Batman painting, which pays homage to the Bronze Age. Well, dig this: For some time, artist Sandy Jarrell has been posting on Twitter a series of reproduction covers that were created by the late, great Darwyn Cooke. Some of the covers, which were originally in black and white, were done to benefit the Hero Initiative through Canadian comics shop Strange Adventures, according to store owner Calum Johnston. Others were drawing exercises. Sandy found them — online and through Johnston — decided to color them and, man oh man, are the results spectacular. What’s particularly notable is that some of them look very much like the Darwyn Cooke we know and love, while others closely mimic the cover’s original artists. There are also alterations that experts will notice. I’ve picked 13 to show off in the gallery below, including one that’s actually a pinup. I think you’ll love them as much as I do. Groovy. — MORE — Dig MATT WAGNER’s Superb Revamps of Classic BATMAN Covers. Click here. — ALEX ROSS Pays Tribute to the Bronze Age in Latest BATMAN Masterpiece. Click...
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