The elven city of Myth Drannor, as viewed from the encircling wood (Myth Drannor Campaign Guide, interior art credited to Arnie Swekel and John Statema, from The Ruins of Myth Drannor box set by Ed Greenwood for AD&D 2e, TSR, 1993)
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The elven city of Myth Drannor, as viewed from the encircling wood (Myth Drannor Campaign Guide, interior art credited to Arnie Swekel and John Statema, from The Ruins of Myth Drannor box set by Ed Greenwood for AD&D 2e, TSR, 1993)

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Post-Crisis, a defect in the Kryptonian genome made is so leaving the planet (either the atmosphere or the red sun of Rao) inevitably resulted in their death
Kal El was engineered to remove this factor, letting him survive.
Post-Byrne its interesting how they're recontextualizing Krypton as a place that had abandoned the arts- they weren't bad people, just cold people. They describe Jor-El & Lara Lor-Van as "The last true romantics of Krypton" because of their curiousity and willingness to express themselves
Action Comics Annual #2 "Memories of Krypton's Past!" (1989) written by Jerry Ordway, George Perez & Roger Stern. Pencils by Jerry Ordway, Mike Mignola & Curt Swan. Ink by John Statema, George Perez & Brett Breeding
The Adventures of Superman #443 (1988) by John Statema & Jerry Ordway
“No one lives in fear”
John Statema
Hang on, ex o’ mine!

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OK. I Have This Back Cover Scan Of Spider-Man And Prime. But I Have No Idea What It Is From. Anyone Have An Idea What It’s From And By Who?
Edit: From blackphoenix1977
This is from Prime Infinity, a special “zero” issue that came out during Black September (an event where all the Ultraverse books were relaunched) Like all of the Black September issues, Prime Infinity shipped with a black cover, while the image that would have been the cover art was printed on the back of the comic. The creative team:
Gerard Jones & Len Strazewski (writers) John Statema (penciler) Philip Moy & Larry Welch (inkers)
Advanced Dungeons and Dragons
Vol 1 1-9
1988-1989
Writers: Michael Fleisher, Jan Duursema, Dan Mishkin, Jeff Grub
Pencils: Jan Duursema
Inks: Jan Duursema, Kim DeMulder, John Statema, Ron Randall
Covers: Jan Duursema
Ultraverse Prime vs The Incredible Hulk #0 Signed by John Statema and Rodney Gates with Certificate of Authenticity (July 1995) by Malibu and Marvel Comics
Written by Len Strazewski, Gerard Jones, Peter David, drawn by John Statema and Kevin West, cover by Steve Skroce.