Cover Contest - November 5 to November 12

[QUOTE=Jodoc;688745]Or as Greg put it

" the actual cover you put up has to be from some sort of audition book"[/QUOTE]

I think the younger posters might not even know those existed.

Technically an issue of Dell Four Color...

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/ncW0qLx.jpg[/IMG]

Dell Four-Color was probably the most successful audition book anyone ever published. I think it even beat DC's SHOWCASE for the number of successful launches.

overload of choices, but...

[B]mart [/B]gets the vote.

-M

Gonna go with [B]byrd156[/B]. It's an actual try-out anthology, a lasting legacy and a quirky villain.

[B]Pharozonk[/B] for beating me to the Legion. And DubipR? That issue isn't within two [I]decades[/I] of the introduction of the Legion of Substitute-Heroes. :p

I'll go [B]a.non[/B]

This is a pretty tough week... but I'm going to go with [B]Nschornhorst[/B].

'Ringo always drew such dreamy hair

Restricting myself to actual tryout books. Of those, the most iconic was posted by [B]jodoc[/B].

[QUOTE=Paradox;692683][B]Pharozonk[/B] for beating me to the Legion. And DubipR? That issue isn't within two [I]decades[/I] of the introduction of the Legion of Substitute-Heroes. :p[/QUOTE]

But you can argue that they were featured with a possible ongoing in mind. Thus The "try Out " part.

[B]Pharozonk[/B].

[B]Nschornhorst[/B]

[B]Nschornhorst[/B] this week!

[B]Art School Dropout[/B]

[B]marvelmaniac6169.[/B] I'd completely forgotten about that one. Stan even put a caption at the end of the story saying basically, kids, this was a try-out, do you want Captain America back or not?

Just as an aside, Mark Waid retold that story in a really funny issue of [I]Sentinel of Liberty. [/I] The Torch narrates it to Cap, who completely can't believe it. "And you thought that was ME?"

[img]http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20081003011727/marveldatabase/images/4/43/Captain_America_Sentinel_of_Liberty_Vol_1_11.jpg[/img]