"A Death in the Family" and other frequently imitated covers of fame

[Doctor Know]

I like these.

[Seth_Brower]

Just couldn't not include these in the list.

Two great homages to the Dark Knight Returns cover, in the return of Darkwing Duck.

https://darkwingblog.wordpress.com/2...n-duck-knight/

[Beantownbrown]

[Jim Kelly]

About pieta covers, I made a distintion between the Pieta (upper case P) and pieta covers in general (lower case P). Fandom has taken to calling all covers with a similar pose "pieta covers." It's the convention. If someone want to start calling them "he ain't heavy covers," they should push that. While the covers might not all pay homage to or swipe from the Pieta, most seem to refer to, pay homage to or swipe from the other such pieta covers that came before them--in key ways that the scene is staged and the bodies are posed. I don't think George Perez, for one, is trying to get away with swiping from other artists without anyone knowing what he's up to. He wants fans and pros to spot the references.

About Frank Miller's Dark Knight cover, does this count as an homage?

[Nomads1]

This is probably one of the most homaged covers ever, and it's even more impressive when you consider that it's the artist's first published work.

Peace

[Doctor Know]

[Doctor Know]

Wonder Girl!

[Doctor Know]

Another variants of carrying someone who die/wonunded..

[Doctor Know]

Emerald Arrows!

[Doctor Know]

And finally the last of the Neal Adams throwbacks.

[Lightning Rider]

Very nice.

[Doctor Know]

More Neal Adams classic throwback variants.

Idk how this one is going to go over with fans. I guess that's Damian, since he's the current Robin in the red and green suit.

[Doctor Know]

NTT and X-Force

[Lightning Rider]

Woah, pulled straight from Judas Contract. Very cool.

[Nomads1]

NTT and X-Force

The Master of Detail vs the King of Laziness.

Peace