BY Eric Rezsnyak
Image Comics launched more than 30 years ago, founded by a squad of hotshot comic-book artists looking to have more creative control in an industry largely dominated by a handful of publishers. Since that time it has become one of the most important imprints for creator-owned work in the industry, and has launched dozens of iconic titles, some of which have gone on to cross over into the world of TV, film, video games, and more.
For this visual puzzle, we’re going to throw it way back to the early days of Image. See if you can identify these early Image Comics titles from their covers. For a bonus point, tell us the name of the artist most associated with the property.
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SPOILER WARNING! Don’t scroll any further unless you want to know the answers!
Here are the answers:
- Shadowhawk (Jim Valentino)
- Gen 13 (J. Scott Campbell/Jim Lee)
- Savage Dragon (Erik Larsen)
- WildC.A.T.S. (Jim Lee)
- Brigade (Rob Liefeld/Marat Mychaels)
- Cyber Force (Marc Silvestri)
- Glory (Rob Liefeld)
- Youngblood (Rob Liefeld)
- StormWatch (Jim Lee/Scott Clark)
- Spawn (Todd Macfarlane)
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