DC Comics has had a lot of great covers, but some comics have achieved notoriety thanks to their controversial cover art.

Think Superman is nothing but a boring do-gooder with too many powers? These great comics will change your mind.

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Mora provides the wraparound main cover for Superman #25, with variant covers from a who's-who of comic book art giants ... readers to an eight-year-old Clark Kent, and his super-powered friends ...

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Three other stories not including Superman are included in the 64-page book from 1939. But that cover art is awesome. A 9.0 grading may have also been the 80-year-old comic’s selling point when it ...

This book cover image released by Ten Speed Graphic shows “This Beautiful ... and broken family to start anew in the melting-pot city that already felt like an old friend because it’s where her heroes ...