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Challenge 67:Silver Age: Star Wars
Obsessed with Star Wars growing up, I was excited to recreate a Star Wars comic. This one in particular, with the vibrant colors and dynamic composition really stood out to me. I got to incorporate my love for portraiture with some of my favorite film characters of all time.
Credit to original artist, Howard Chaykin.
-Hilary
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Challenge 67: Silver Age: Fight Comics
Hi! My remake submission is a bit spoofier. I reimagined the TIGER GIRL IN THE JUNGLE as a Cat Lady in the Urban Jungle. Â A woman of action, Tiger Girl sits by her window and menacingly judges passers-by. Â She is unstoppable!
-Annelise
Challenge 67: Silver Age: Godzilla
I picked the cover because I like Godzilla a lot.  Turn out the cover came out later than the Silver Age…..
original cover (July 1, 1979, Issue#24)
Julia Yellow
Challenge 67: Silver Age: Batman
I dunno how this happened but I’m really liking the end result. Originally planned on making it very similar to the initial cover but ended up just keeping the basic layout and color scheme ( got A LOT darker, but the base is there).
But yeah, It was a lot of fun reimagining Poison Ivy’s debut!! Hopefully I made something that lives up to her name 🌿 *original cover by Carmine Infantino and  Murphy Anderson (Batman #181)
Elizabeth B.
Challenge 67: Silver Age: War of the Worlds (Classics Illustrated, Lou Cameron) I loved the original cover by Lou Cameron - Several things about it seemed perfectly spot on - The color choices, the three visible aliens/vehicles - But the original arrangement seemed so personal with the people in the foreground, for me, the sheer scale of the aliens, and the scale of the damage they’re capable would make for a more interesting cover.
I loved the 1953 Movie version of War of the Worlds, so I revamped the lettering from those movie posters for this cover. -Kirsten Allen
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Challenge 67: Silver Age: Cosmic Chess Board
It will be surprising to some that I didn’t go with Batman for this round (considering my obsession) but I just couldn’t pass this cover up. Besides it being a really bizarre and crazy idea, there is a metaphor in there for breaking free and determining your own future, which I likey. A lot-y.
Allie
Challenge 67: Silver Age: Teen Titans
I LOVED the Teen Titans cartoon growing up, so they were a perfect choice for my vintage comic cover reinterpretation. What a dramatic cover!
- Sayada
Challenge 67: Silver Age: Flash Gordon Given that this type of work isn’t at all in my wheelhouse, I had a lot of fun working on a comic cover! For the most part, I kept with the same composition, just simplifying it a bit for my style. The main thing I wanted to change was turning Dale Arden into a badass, instead of a damsel! The feminist in me couldn’t handle drawing the meek pose from the original. Original art is from 1967 by Ric Estrada Caitlin
