John Rauch

The covers: Two covers for you to size up before you make your purchase (Yeah, I went there). The Regular cover is by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and Marcelo Maiolo and it has the title character...

The cover: Three of this issue’s villains, Johnny Sorrow, Hourman, and Anarky are on the cover, created by Jorge Jimenez and John Rauch. Johnny Sorrow’s mask is slightly off so readers might hazard a guess as...

The covers: You can’t go wrong with either cover this month. The Main cover is a neat shot of Lois Lane, aka the Red Tornado, reporting on at the bottom of some stairs about to be attacked...

The covers: Jorge Jimenez and John Rauch, the interior artist and colorist for this issue, have created the Main cover. Against a red sunrise over the new world, Superman stands front and center. Before him flies...

The covers: Against the backdrop of Metropolis of the 30th century, the Legion and Superboy look down at the Atomic Knights who’ve arrived on their giant Dalmatians. Are the dogs slobbering or emitting mist? The Knights’...

The covers: The Main cover is penciled by Walter Simonson and Dave McCraig provides the colors which completes the image begun on issue #1. The Parasite is off to the left, which makes him whole when...

The covers: I’m a huge Legion fan, so I’m really serious about any of their appearances. I really do not like this Main cover. There hasn’t been a regular Legion book since Legion Lost was cancelled...

The covers: Walter Simonson provides the art and Dave McCraig the coloring on the Main cover. It features Steel side by side with niece and nephew Natasha and Jemahl, who also have armor like their uncle....