ABOUT >> cyberspace steve
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  • BIO >> Cyberspace Steve was introduced to comics at a very early age and was turned into a Marvel Zombie within a year. When he became an adult-like person, he opened up the online comic shop, Cyberspace Comics.
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cyberspace steve • 02/25/14
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After looking at hundreds of comic book covers, it becomes quickly apparent that not every cover is 100% original. Whether done intentionally or even underhandedly, there’s something about uncovering these “swipes” that adds a new element of fun to reading and collecting comics. Taking a page from Marvel and DC’s marketing book, Skullkickers decided to […]
cyberspace steve • 02/18/14
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After looking at hundreds of comic book covers, it becomes quickly apparent that not every cover is 100% original. Whether done intentionally or even underhandedly, there’s something about uncovering these “swipes” that adds a new element of fun to reading and collecting comics. Wolverine: the Origin #2 December 2000 Joe Quesada Powerless #2 September 2004 […]
cyberspace steve • 02/04/14
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After looking at hundreds of comic book covers, it becomes quickly apparent that not every cover is 100% original. Whether done intentionally or even underhandedly, there’s something about uncovering these “swipes” that adds a new element of fun to reading and collecting comics. Alpha Flight #12 July 1984 John Byrne Alpha Flight #129 February 1994 […]
cyberspace steve • 01/28/14
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After looking at hundreds of comic book covers, it becomes quickly apparent that not every cover is 100% original. Whether done intentionally or even underhandedly, there’s something about uncovering these “swipes” that adds a new element of fun to reading and collecting comics. Wolverine vol. II #1 November 1988 John Buscema Daken: Dark Wolverine #7 […]
cyberspace steve • 01/21/14
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After looking at hundreds of comic book covers, it becomes quickly apparent that not every cover is 100% original. Whether done intentionally or even underhandedly, there’s something about uncovering these “swipes” that adds a new element of fun to reading and collecting comics.   Daredevil #187 October 1982 Frank Miller Daredevil #505 April 2010   […]
cyberspace steve • 01/14/14
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Do you know what this X-Men cover is paying homage to?
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