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Mick Austin Warrior #7 Cover Painting Marvelman/Miracleman Original Art (Quality Communications, 1982). Source
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Mick Austin Warrior #7 Cover Painting Marvelman/Miracleman Original Art (Quality Communications, 1982). Source
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Miracleman by Alex Ross.
Shaz Wow!
By Kerry Callen on commission. Just brilliant. (The history...)
Hey! He added another that is especially amusing given the first:
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I remember when Marvel acquired Marvelman/Miracleman, and there was some question of what name they were going to use. It might have been settled well before then in 1979’s Incredible Hulk #233, by Roger Stern, Sal Buscema and Chic Stone. Note the presence of real-world comics store Pacific Comics; I don't know offhand if it had a San Francisco location at the time (that's where this issue is set), but I assume so! Later in 1979, their publishing/distribution arm released a Warriors of the Shadow Realm portfolio by Buscema's brother John, I believe.
1990's Miracleman Book Two (The Red King Syndrome) TPB/HC cover by cover artist John Bolton.
1993's Miracleman Vol.1 #24 cover by artist Barry Windsor-Smith.