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All-American Comics #96 (April 1948). Alex Toth splash repeated on cover.

Batman #49 (October-November 1948). Jim Mooney splash page art rearranged for cover. 

Dick Sprang splash copied to cover of Batman #58 (April-May 1950)

My Greatest Adventure #39 (January 1960). Bill Ely interior,Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff cover. Differing POV

Our Army at War #137 (December 1963).Joe Kubert art repeated on cover.

Ross Andru and Mike Esposito cover/splash..POV change. Star Spangled War Stories #111 (October-November 1963)

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All-American Men of War #81 (September 1960). Russ Heath cover, Irv Novick interior. POC change. tinted glass cockpit glass.

Our Army at War #66 (January 1958) 

Ross Andru

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Mike Esposito innards, Jerry Grandenetti cover. Slightly differing POVs

Our Army at War #95 (June 1960).  Joe Kubert did both, giving us 2 POVs

All-Star Comics #32 (December-January 1947). Martin Naydel cover used as spalsh.

Star Spangled Comics #82 (July 1948) Jim Mooney's cover used as splash 

Action Comics #321 (February 1965) Different POVs and artwork. Curt Swan did both 

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Action Comics #235 (December 1957). Same scene , differences in artwork. Cover by  Curt Swan, interior by Wayne Boring.

Same art, mirrored. Irwin Hasen- All-American Comics #86 (June 1947)

Joe Kubert cover, splash by Russ Heath. Almost identical. Our Army at War #125 (December 1962)

Strange Adventures #80 (May 1957). reverse angle. Gil Kane drew both.

Star Trek #21 (November 1973), Cover by George Wilson. Artwork by Alberto Giolitti. Shirt colors change, among other things

Star Trek #20 (September  1973), Cover by George Wilson. Artwork by Alberto Giolitti. Spacesuit colors change, among other things

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Let's get this batch underway with The Atom #28 (December-January 1967). Gil Kane drew separate versions of nearly the same action. Nice.

The Andru-Esposito team did the same for The Brave and the Bold #38 (October-November 1961)

Ross and Mike again,  Showcase #40 (September-October 1962)

Curt Swan's Li'l Lois seems a bit older than Kurt Schaffenberger's interior page version. Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #10 (July 1959)

Two views of almost the same instant by  Carmine Infantino, Mystery in Space #84 (June 1963)

Joe Kubert drew both the cover and splash to  Our Army at War #90 (January 1960), yet somehow th 2nd rifle on the right is leaning a different direction.

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Ross Andru and Mike Esposito did the cover and splash page. Different POV. The WW in the air is rotated 180º. Wonder Woman #137 (April 1963)

 Murphy Anderson cover, Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs interior. Justice League of America #14 (September 1962). Same scene, different art, separated in time by a few seconds.

Ross Andru and Mike Esposito art, scene mirrored, (not POV change-dock and skyline in same position) .  Metal Men #1 (April-May 1963)

Our Army at War #64 (November 1957). Different POV. Tank color change. Kubert cover, Novick interior. 

Joe Kubert redrew or redressed the artwork for the cover and splash page of  Our Army at War #124 (November 1962)

Ross Andru and Mike Esposito did the cover and splash , reverse angle POV. Showcase #39 (July-August 1962)

Same cover was used , with different colors, for  Metal Men #42.

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Recently departed Irwin Hasen pencils and Bob Oksner inks on this same scene, redrawn in All-Star Comics #47 (June-July 1949)

Ross Andru and Jerry Grandenetti cover, Irv Novick interior. Different colors and POV. All-American Men of War #87 (September-October 1961)

Classic Comics # 30, September 1946. Don Rico art on both. No ring of fire on cover image, idol is rotated a little bit on splash. 

Star Spangled Comics #85 (October 1948). Foreground figured revered, igloos on hill . Jim Mooney drew both. 

Mooney again the next month. Artwork reused.

Star Spangled Comics #78 (March 1948). Jim Mooney on both--reused artwork

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Mike Shayne Private Eye #1 (November-January 1962). Cover possibly by Vic Prezio , interior by Edd Ashe. Car on cover is a small (for the day) Chrysler or Dodge sedan , sort of a Valiant  with fins added. Inside it's a larger coupe, much like a Coronet.

Joe Gallagher drew this cover, repeated on the splash page, for  All-Star Comics #19 (Winter 1943-44)

Looks like they used elements from Dick Sprang's splash page  for the cover of  Detective Comics #102 (August 1945)

Gil Kane did both the splash and cover for Green Lantern #17 (December 1962), yet the blue suit guy is much older on the cover.

 Mystery in Space #85 (August 1963). The Infantino /  Anderson team did the cover and splash, which are almsost identical except for the angle of the ground.

Russ Heath drew both...slightly different angle, team in different positions.Sea Devils #9 (January-February 1963)

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Mirrored, recolored . Art by  Tony Abruzzo. Girls' Love Stories #136 (July 1968)

Completely different artwork. Note uniform, helmet, ammo belt. Showcase #45 (July-August 1963). Cover by Russ Heath, Splash page by Joe Kubert. Very interesting take on same scene.

Our Fighting Forces #72 (November 1962). Jerry Grandenetti did both, but there are minor differences. Pooch changes color, Gunner loses a sleeve.

Once again Gunner loses a sleeve, but Sarge loses his backpack.Our Fighting Forces #70 (August 1962). Kubert cover, Grandenetti splash page.

Our Fighting Forces #75 (April 1963), same art duties. On the splash, Gunner loses a helmet, but the bridge gains a pier.

The artists switched positions on this one, Our Fighting Forces #74 (February 1963). Localegors from field to beach, barbed wire style changes.

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Special WONDER WOMAN edition. All artwork by  Ross Andru and Mike Esposito

#133 (October 1962) Slightly different POV

 #108 (August 1959), slightly different POV

 #134 (November 1962) . Different POV

#138 (May 1963) Differing POV, a little seperated in time.

#139 (July 1963) POV change

#112 (February 1960) . Differet POV. On cover it is Bonnie that is falling instead of WG.