I recently got engaged to my girlfriend. To mark my upcoming nuptials, I assembled a collection of comic book covers that celebrate holy matrimony.
Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor
Romantic Marriage #2
Romantic Marriage #3
Superman and Lois Lane
Wonder Woman and Mr. Monster
Cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito
Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane
Cover by Stan Kaye and Ray Burnley
Batman and Batwoman
Aquaman and Mera
Mr. Fantastic and The Invisible Girl
Jimmy Olsen and a gorilla
Young Love #101
Cover by Jay Scott Pike and Gaspar Saladino
Aunt May and Dr. Octopus
Superman and Lois Lane (again)
Cover by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Dick Giordano
Donna Troy and Terry Long
Batman and Catwoman
Human Torch and Alicia “Skrull Imposter” Masters
Cover by Sal Buscema and John Buscema
Spider-Man and Mary Jane Watson
Cyclops and Jean Grey
Cover by Andy Kubert and Matthew Ryan
Superman and Lois Lane (third times the charm)
Tempest and Dolphin
Cover by Eric Battle and Norm Rapmund
Storm and Black Panther
Promotional cover art by Frank Cho
Black Canary and Green Arrow
Archie and Veronica
Archie the Bigamist and Betty
Don’t forget She-Hulk!
Don’t forget She-Hulk!
Second time’s the charm.
Congratulations, Richard!
I love that Jimmy Olsen marrying a gorilla one. Not sure where I’ve seen it before…
Thanks, AB!
I feel ashamed that I missed the She-Hulk cover.
I’m pretty sure the Jimmy Olsen/gorilla cover was on the Superdickery.com site, which may have been where you saw it. In any case, I hear that’s the plot of the Man of Steel sequel.
” I hear that’s the plot of the Man of Steel sequel.”
I wish.
No, they’re saving it for a spin-off: Andy Serkis *is* Jimmy Olsen’s Jungle Bride
Oh, and congrats, Richard
Vision and Scarlet Witch:
http://mimg.ugo.com/201101/9/8/8/162889/cuts/vision-scarlet-witch_480_poster.jpg
Arg! Another good one that I missed! Though I’m not a fan of Mantis. I think I may have blocked the “Celestial Madonna” storyline from my memory.
How could you have missed this one?
http://supermantv.net/art/data/media/64/loislane79wedding.jpg
Hmmm, you know, looking closer at these — there’s an alarming preponderance of imaginary stories/dreams/nuptiae interruptae; and, of the superhero weddings that did “actually” happen, I think most were later annulled by death or retcon.
I guess what I’m saying, Richard, is: don’t sell your marriage to the devil in order to save your elderly aunt, and don’t caught by any Superboy continuity punches.
Buzz – That’s another good one, though I had to restrain myself from posting all the fake/imaginary weddings, otherwise this post would just be Silver Age Superman.
Jones – I think my marriage will survive. There’s no hardcore fanbase demanding that I return my to younger, wilder days.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_6DTj9VwvSB0/S_ZNFtrG44I/AAAAAAAAAUs/iToCnpT4Z1g/s1600/bouncing+boy+duo+damsel+wedding.jpg
Dave Cockrum’s finest hour…and the cause of his break with DC, when they wouldn’t let him keep the artwork.
Oh I also forgot to say: Richard! Congratulations! Yay!
Vision and Scarlet Witch is so awesome. But it’s also part of this hilarious time in Marvel when all the Gods and stuff were talking in really bad fake-Shakespearean dialogue, sort of like the dialogue in a cut scene from a JRPG or something.
Um, but then it turns out Scarlet Witch is Magneto’s daughter? And was raised by cow-people on top of a mountain in Greece? And also that Magneto is so powerful he can kill people by ripping the iron OUT OF THEIR BLOOD? And so Magneto interrogates one of the cow people and screams something like ANSWER ME! THE IRON IN YOUR BLOOD COMPELS YOU!!!
#comicsaslitertaure
To bring a little diversity…
Northstar & Kyle Jinadu
http://static1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120524191837/marveldatabase/images/0/0a/Astonishing_X-Men_Vol_3_51_Djurdjevic_Variant.jpg
“this hilarious time in Marvel when all the Gods and stuff were talking in really bad fake-Shakespearean dialogue”
That’s a time we call the 1960s to the 1990s, I think