Essential Guess the Classic Cover

[Lone Ranger]

Here is the first clue to the next classic cover

HINT - It is not a Big Two book

[Lone Ranger]

Here is the 2nd clue

HINT - This series went on hiatus for more than 2 years

[Lone Ranger]

Here is the 3rd clue

HINT - This cover was used 10 years earlier for a different title

[Red Oak Kid]

The first clue had me looking for Wally Wood stuff. And btw, did you know that if you do a search for Wallace Wood on the GCD, you get different results than if you do a search for Wally Wood?

But all of the clues seem to point to a Charlton, mainly because they reused covers in the 80s.

So now I'm thinking it is by Wayne Howard.

[MichikoS]

Haunted, aka Baron Weirwulf's Haunted Library #63, Sep 1982. Reprints WAYNE HOWARD cover from Ghostly Tales #98, 1972. Thanks, ROK.

Michi

[Lone Ranger]

Haunted, aka Baron Weirwulf's Haunted Library #63, Sep 1982. Reprints WAYNE HOWARD cover from Ghostly Tales #98, 1972. Thanks, ROK.

Michi

That's it!

200 points for Michi with a tip of the hat to ROK.

Here is the full cover - new one up soon.

[Lone Ranger]

Here is the first clue to the next classic cover

HINT - It has a 10 cent cover price

[Lone Ranger]

Here is the 2nd clue

HINT - This series was initially published quarterly

[Cherokee Jack]

Superman # 129.

[Red Oak Kid]

It's just about impossible to disguise a Superman comic or anything drawn by Curt Swan.

[Lone Ranger]

Superman # 129.

That is it - 300 points for CJ.

ROK is right, these Swan covers are tough to disguise but I was hoping people might not be able to pinpoint it so quickly.

Coincidentally, I read this issue last night as it is part of the first DC Showcase Presents volume. The Ghost of Lois Lane story and the Fireman story are pretty lame, but I really enjoyed that initial Lori Lemaris story.

Here is the full cover - new one up soon.

[Lone Ranger]

Here is the first clue to the next classic cover

HINT - It was published in the 70s

[Lone Ranger]

Here is the 2nd clue

HINT - This series was cancelled in the 70s

[Red Oak Kid]

Deadly Hands of Kung Fu 19.

Now in his own magazine....."the Matador!"

[Red Oak Kid]

Deadly Hands of Kung Fu 19.
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I have no idea how I got this one. I was never a fan of the Kung Fu titles and know little about them. I did have some of the early issues of this title because of the Adams covers, but I don't think I ever read them.

The second image had the look of Marvel lettering and the coloring made me think it might be a magazine with a painted cover.

I started with Deadly Hands because it seemed the most likely to have a bright color like this.

And I guess clean living helps.

Oh yeah, and Cherokee Jack gets 300 points for his Superman answer, not 200.