Here's the epilogue to The Perfect Pencils. At the end of the previous post air threw a question: At what part of the comic give more importance many publishers? ... good now it's clear what I meant, to home.
The cover is the first thing potential buyers see the comic. With a great cover, you can get to flipping through a comic book which, without that cover, it would have made no fucking case ... or vice versa. Stan Lee, for example, was always obsessed with the covers of their comics, it was not uncommon to John Romita asked him to retouch faces and details of many portals, Kirby were or who they were ...
I sincerely believe that the latter Top 5 was necessary to have everything completely. For more genres than we've played in The Perfect Pencils in a comic book cover is always necessary: \u200b\u200b
5º - MATT BAKER
4º - GIL KANE
3º - BRIAN BOLLAND
2º - ALEX ROSS
1 - the cover artist PERFECT: Frank Frazetta
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