Comic Book Characters that DON'T Actually Appear on the Cover
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It must get boring putting the lead character on the cover every damn time. I'm just amused when an artist figures a way to place an image of the character on the cover (because he must) in some other way.
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UNIVAC Predicts an Eisenhower Win!Polls gave the 1952 Presidential election to Adlai Stevenson. UNIVAC, star of CBS’ election coverage (alongside Walter Cronkite), predicted an Eisenhower landslide. UNIVAC was right.The computer’s TV debut captivated an audience already enthralled by technology and confronting new tools—and new terminology—almost daily. Before long, any computer was called “UNIVAC.”
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Adventure Comics #269 first appearance of Aqualad
This is the first issue that I noticed that the title character was not "physically" on the cover. I imagine it must be so boring for an artist to constantly draws these characters, especially obligated to put them on the cover & that somehow some of these guys tried to figure out a work around for this demand with some truly inspired results. As you can see I'm somewhat fascinated with these covers...Action #428 Oct '73
The Avengers #253 - Conquering Vision (Issue)
borderline example
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Another Marvel Rarity...no actual Spidey on cover...Amazing Spider-Man # 22 by Steve Ditko
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Wonder Woman Vol 1 240
"Wanted: One Amazon -- Dead or Alive!":Wonder Woman becomes a fugitive after the Duke of Deception causes her to attack some American sailors, and a U.S.Army detachment confronts her at the Navy Pier on the Jersey Shore. While Wonder Woman #240 is an issue of the series Wonder Woman (Volume 1) with a cover date of February, 1978. 1 Synopsis for "Wanted: One Amazon -- Dead or Alive!" 2 Appearing in "Wanted: One Amazon -- Dead or Alive!" 3 Notes 4 See Also 5 Links and References Wonder Woman…
Flash Comics #78
December 1946.
Action Comics #283
Another rare example of no actual super-hero on cover...Tales of Suspense 81 silver age marvel comics group
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Action Comics #298 March 1963 First Issue #1 - June 1938 Last #904 - October 2011