Christmas Comicbook Covers (part 5)

Dell Giant #54 (December 1961)

Dell Giant #54 (December 1961)

1991

Richie Rich #42 (February 1966)

Archie's Christmas Stocking #1 ([January] 1994)

 1956

1955

Archie Giant Series Magazine #10 (February 1961)

Black Cat Comics #27, February 1951

Sugar and Spike #50 (December 1963-January 1964)

Funny Pages #v2#4 (December 1937)

Panic #1 (February-March 1954)

Countdown #44

Wildfire in ~The Midville Orphanage Murder

By Bob Turner and Jim Mooney. 

from  Smash Comics #26 (September 1941)

Comic Book Cover / Splash Page Clones, Part 15

Interesting - Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea #9 (August 1967). Alberto Giolitti draws the scene from outside the Seaview, George  Wilson paints it from within.

Wonder Woman #166 (November 1966). Mirror image POV,  both by Ross Andru & Mike Eposito, but new artwork.

Tomahawk #109 (March-April 1967)

Cover b Bob Brown,  splash page by  Fred Ray. POV different.

Same POV, different art. Cover by Russ Heath and Jack Adler, interior by Irv Novick. Sea Devils #14 (November-December 1963)

Characters change position, different artwork.  Ross Andru and Mike Esposito did both. Wonder Woman #142 (November 1963)

Wonder Woman #126 (November 1961).   Ross Andru and Mike Esposito again. Different POV

Some Pike Pinups

 Jay Scott Pike is an American comic book artist and commercial illustrator known for his 1950s and 1960s work for Marvel Comics and DC Comics, advertising art, and as a good girl artist. He created the DC character Dolphin and co-created the Marvel character Jann of the Jungle. Today let's look at some of his pretty girls. One of his favorite motif's was a girl with a little dog, usually out of control.

Pike did quite a bit of comic book work, which I am currently in the process of collecting for a future  display.