Rob's Room: Green Lantern and Green Arrow #1 Paperback

The Dennis O'Neil & Neal Adams run on Green Lantern / Green Arrow from 1972 is one of my favorites. Do yourself a favor and pick up the collection ASAP!

Am curious why the paperback cover attributes this dialogue to Green Lantern rather than Green Arrow as in the book...?

Back cover to Green Lantern and Green Arrow #1 paperback (National Periodical Publications Inc./1972).

Epilogue to Green Lantern #76

Rob's Room: Comic-Con Released Posters

I lament that Comic-Con is no longer really about comics, but I do like seeing all the posters and trailers that come out of it...  I think the real winner for features looks to be "Thor: Ragnarok" with vibes of "Flash Gordon" to me (I want to see a Thor trailer edit with Queen music, dammit).  Looks like insane fun!
Marvel:

 DC:
(Ok... the trailer looks better than I thought it would, but I still don't care for the Cyclops or Flash costumes.  Fingers crossed.) 

Rob's Room: Captain America 3 - Civil War's Chinese & Russian Posters

Captain America 3 - Civil War's Chinese & Russian Posters (via MCM Buzz & Movie Web)

 

Rob's Room: World's Finest Covers & Promo Ad by Steve Rude circa 1990

Promotional Poster: Machine Man

The Legion Wants YOU! Promo-Poster by LaRocque

Super Powers Promo by Dick Giordano

Gorilla Comics Promo

Clipped from Wikipedia: Gorilla Comics was a short-lived American comic book imprint launched in 2000 by creators Kurt Busiek, Tom Grummett, Stuart Immonen, Karl Kesel, Barry Kitson, George Pérez, Mark Waid, and Mike Wieringo.haracters were creator-owned, and books were published through Image Comics.

The founders intended to finance the company through a comics-themed website, eHero.com, which proved unsuccessful.This left creators financing their own books, and only a handful of issues saw print. Only Shockrockets and Tellos completed their initial storylines. The last Gorilla Comics book, Superstar, consisted of a single issue printed in 2001.

Dork Note: Click Here to read a 1999 article about the launch of Gorilla Comics.

Bob Layton's Iron Man Promo-Poster

Chase Promotional Poster

Chase

Alan Davis's Excalibur Promo-Posters

Teen Titans Promo by José Luis García-López

Promotional Posters: Super Powers - 1984

Promotional Posters: Mister Miracle - 1988