Covers of the Week -- May 16

[CBR News]

In this week's installment of Cover of the Week, dancing turns deadly, 1950s Indo-China turns sexy, ghosts get gross, close encounters get furry and the Shadow knows twice as much.


Full article here.

[CTpitch]

I loved this week's Saucer country cover

[Mr. Rice]

Don't know if it's supposed to b that way, but on the flying saucer book's cover, the automobile and the spotlight make a footprint.

[nosocialize100]

My favorite was Winter Soldier #5. Also Hellblazer, Sonic and Catwoman. I wrote up reasoning over here: http://www.adventuresinpoortaste.com...preview-51612/

[ChadH]

For me, that Fury Max cover takes the trophy, followed by the Shadow cover from Ryan Sook.
Fiona Staples' Saga cover seems a bit like grand standing. It's creative and original, but it lacks class imho. Third place at best.

[kalorama]

For me, that Fury Max cover takes the trophy, followed by the Shadow cover from Ryan Sook.
Fiona Staples' Saga cover seems a bit like grand standing. It's creative and original, but it lacks class imho. Third place at best.

I agree completely about Johnson's Fury cover. He always brings the good. But I'm not impressed by the Shadow. Not a huge fan of Lee's current style, and I've seen much better from Sook. This one just seems rther pedestrian.

What do you mean by "classy" (i.e., I know what the word means but I don't see any relevance for it in this context)? I think Staples Saga cover is an effective juxtaposition of moods.