Snark Free Cover Theme Game for 11/16
Ken Robinson correctly identified last week's theme of "Characters being impersonated by Skrulls."
He ALSO had a really good guess for the previous week's theme, with the "debuting in anthologies," except I would argue that Journey into Mystery was NOT, in fact, an anthology when Hercules made his debut. Try again! That was a very clever answer, though. More clever than the actual answer.
Okay, here's the covers. Remember, they all have something in common, whether it be a character, locale, creator, SOMEthing. And it isn't something obvious like "They all have prices!" "They all have logos!" "They all feature a man!" etc.
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Good luck!
Let's see some guesses!
He ALSO had a really good guess for the previous week's theme, with the "debuting in anthologies," except I would argue that Journey into Mystery was NOT, in fact, an anthology when Hercules made his debut. Try again! That was a very clever answer, though. More clever than the actual answer.
Okay, here's the covers. Remember, they all have something in common, whether it be a character, locale, creator, SOMEthing. And it isn't something obvious like "They all have prices!" "They all have logos!" "They all feature a man!" etc.
1.
2.
3.
Good luck!
Let's see some guesses!
posted by Brian Cronin at 3:38 AM
4 Comments:
Energy effects?
I was going to say that all three feature mutants, then I remembered that Adam Destine isn't actually a mutant.
All three feature people who've been to outer space?
ba is right, all three feature characters who left earth for outer space...and who may have believed themselves to have been a mutant?
I like BA's answer, so I will count it, but I was actually going for something much simpler.
All three men are named Adam.
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