Artist Show-Off #41: Favorite Comic Moment Pin-Up

Batman's one punch knockout of Green Lantern Guy Gardner, Superman Fighting Doomsday to the death, Captain America shot dead, Magneto seeping out Wolverine's adamantium through his pores, The Fantastic Four meet Galactus... comics is full of amazing moments.

So the challenge is this: Do a pin-up illustration of your favorite comic book storyline moment. There must be a moment you cherish, you remember, that it affected you. So do a poster of it! It can be superheroes, manga, horror... anything you saw in comics.

Due date: 6-15-23

Moderator please pin.

Just for a little inspiration ;p

@ramsillustrations: That works! The issue right after this one showing the Sentinel crushing Storm and practically atomizing Wolverine was also an awesome cover. Claremont and Byrne's Uncanny X-Men run had so many epic story arcs.

@magistros: Absolutely, how could I forget that follow up cover. Yeah that was the series in the business at the time, huge seller, what a solid team working on that book.

Oh man, really?! Ok let's do this!

There are just SO many to choose, but I promise to bring my A game on this one!

@mrfuzzynutz: bring it on! that's the spirit!

Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, Batman vs. Superman

@bries84: Great choice and a great piece! Love the moody rain and dark clouds

A Game...Delivered!

Honestly so many great choices to pick from it was hard to choose

@mrfuzzynutz: @bries84:

Impressive work guys! Niiiiiiiiccceeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!

These are two very iconic moments in the history of these three icons of comics. Superb stuff.

Back in 1987 The Justice League was relaunched. Guy Gardner Green Lantern wanted to take over as the boss of the group. Batman got on his nerves. Eventually he challenged Batman, took his ring off and launched at him. Batman knocked him out with one punch.

This here is a tribute to that awesome issue.

@blackdog2009: Great Choice, I can still see the 'BONK' in my head right now

I hope I'm not too late. This is a scene from the Charlton E-Man series, Issue 6, I felt that the Nicola Cuti script treated the reader as a bit more adult than some of the other comics around. Art by Joe Staton. Tried to capture the off register colours of the comics of that period. This issue also feature the first John Byrne professional art on the Rog2000 backup strip. Even the names were fun, Nova Kane.... dentists will get that joke.

@jatinder: nice Jatinder, thanks for participating... I will put out the voting thread now. Thanks all, these all look great!