these first two feature covers from the masterful jae lee, one of my favorite artists from the comic world. and thankfully they are both stand-alone stories, so i was able to enjoy them on their own.
batman: gotham knights #59 - one of my favorite covers of all time. it's perfect.
the incredible hulk #82 - not only did jae lee draw up this fantastic cover, but his talents were also used for the interior art. so much awesome in just one comic.
dead irons hardcover collection - jae lee also had his hands in this mini-series, drawing up the covers as well as being responsible for the character designs. can you tell by now that i'm kinda a fan of his??? haha
growing up, my favorite x-man was always gambit. so i had to get this four issue mini-series from 1995 featuring the cajun himself and his not-so-good buddy, wolverine. these covers have some very nice foil stamped logos.
victims #1
victims #2
victims #3
victims #4
next up is the over-sized spider-man / batman crossover from the mid-90's featuring an awesome embossed cover. they may be cheesy, but i wish we saw more crossovers like this in today's comic universe.
i've become a big deadpool fan over the past few months so i picked this one up in order to get some insight on the character's beginnings.
x-men origins: deadpool (one shot)
and lastly, being the huge 24 fan that i am, i had to pick up the 24: omnibus, featuring all of the comics IDW published featuring the almighty jack bauer. this collection includes four one-shots and the nightfall mini-series which acts as prequel to day 1.
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