A cover for the Marvel and DC crossover featuring Deadpool and Batman pays homage to Wolverine and the Incredible Hulk.

Check out new variant covers by Mark Bagley, Ryan Stegman, and Skottie Young for Deadpool/Batman #1, on sale September 17.

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Like Spider-Man #1 by Todd McFarlane, X-Men #1 is easily one of the Marvel Comics release dates that changed the industry. Unlike Spider-Man #1 by Todd McFarlane, X-Men #1 by Jim Lee sold a staggering ...

Rob Liefeld discusses revisiting 1990s New Mutants covers, re-inking Todd McFarlane's original inks. He used Tippex to alter Wolverine and Cable's faces to better reflect his original pencil work.

Courtesy of Marvel Comics, Polygon can also reveal the main (Andrews) and three variant covers (Mark Bagley, Clayton Crain, and David Marquez) for Spider-Man & Wolverine #1 below.

The very opposite of Frank Miller's dangerously demure Wolverine, Todd McFarlane's slashing, snarling Wolverine on the cover of Incredible Hulk #340 is as berserker as it gets, with McFarlane ...

Todd McFarlane’s original Incredible Hulk #340 cover artwork, left, and one of the many recreations that resembles the homage in Deadpool & Wolverine.

Wolverine #1 kicks off his solo series with a samurai twist, showcasing Miller's ninja influence and iconic dynamic pose. Uncanny X-Men #173 marks a turning point for Rogue and Wolverine's ...

The Deadpool cover would make Marvel’s biggest entry on the list of most valuable comic art ever sold. A 2012 auction for Todd McFarlane’s original art of Amazing Spider-Man #328’s cover ...

That shot references the cover of 1987’s Incredible Hulk #340, drawn not by Byrne, but by Todd McFarlane.