19) Captain Atom #82(September, 1966)
18) Captain Atom #84(January, 1967)
17) Captain Atom #32(August, 1989)
16) Captain Atom #83(November, 1966)
15) Captain Atom #3(May, 1987)
14) Captain Atom: Armageddon #4 (March, 2006)
13) Invasion! Book 2: Battleground Earth (February, 1989)
12) Americomics Special #1 (August, 1983)
11) Captain Atom: Armageddon #1 (December, 2005)
10) Captain Atom #14(April, 1988)
9) Captain Atom #1 (March, 1987)
8) Space Adventures #36 (October, 1960)
7) Captain Atom #8(October, 1987)
6) Space Adventures #40 (June, 1961)
5) Captain Atom #25(January, 1989)
4) Captain Atom #9(November, 1987)
3) Strange Suspense Stories #75 (June, 1965)
2) Captain Atom #12 (February, 1988)
1) Justice League: Generation Lost #6 (Variant Cover, September, 2010)
Honorable Mention:
Charlton Bullseye #7
Firestorm the Nuclear Man #63
Wonder Woman #26 (1987)
Justice League Europe #19 (1989)
Justice League Quarterly #13
Kingdom Come #1 (1996)
Justice League America #86
The L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #6
2 comments:
LOVE Pat Broderick's Captain Atom covers. Just love him in general. My personal favorite is Captain Atom 52.
How exactly did the 80's DC become the 90's DC?
I never got why Broderick didn't become a superstar. His influence is all over Todd McFarlane, but only one got million dollar balls.
I'm being obtuse, so I don't follow you 100%, probably because I liked '90s DC. I guess if anything went wrong, it was the pursuit of speculator dollars and the struggle retaining talent that derailed the higher creative aspirations of the '80s. Still, there was so much trash published in the '80s. I think the batting average remained pretty consistent. It's just the body and specialty cover counts went up.
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