Well, it’s supposed to be a psychological thing…you’re enemies see it they’re supposed to be scared…they are a cowardly, superstitious lot. But if it’s just a black block on your chest I’m not sure it has the same effect…
In fact, they probably just stare at it like a Rorschach trying to figure out what it is…
Don’t matter what you got on your chest. You show up in the batmobile or batplane, beating the snot out of bad guys… you don’t need “branding” on your chest… 
There is nothing special about these books or cover.
I suppose if they print the entire story arch at once it’s like getting the TPB. This is missing issue 3 and 6 though.
Cobra la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la ad infinitum
At least Pythona was actually in Cobra Commander #5, not that anyone was really looking for a copy I’m sure.
I like any comic book that appeals to a fan base that may not otherwise buy or care about a comic book, Horror fans are pretty hard core at times and very appreciative of art. We see it with the stuff like Halloween comics, Chucky, Jason, Godzilla, etc, etc…I think these Monster books fill in there as well. May be very easy sells at something like a Horror convention if you set up there.
Do you guys remember the days when we would get new cover art on later printings?
Must have laid off all the interns…
So….are you supposed to sketch over the logo…,or on the back cover…?
So all the “significant” characters are in the back cover…
2 front covers?
Oh, that’s right…you read it half way then flip it around or something.
My shop didn’t get any DC books, but I recall hearing about that,
Correct. Both flip stories meet on the centerfold pages.
Image is going all out on those variants for the reprints. They look identical.
Nothing more shameful than the Storm 2nd print 1:25 above… that was a cancelled Avengers 2nd print 1:25 that they are now attempting again. Marvel sucks.
