Marvel & DC Crossover Fan Art Unites Tragic, God-Tier Heroes
In an epic piece of crossover art, two Marvel Comics and DC Comics powerhouses team up in an image bringing together two of the most tragic heroes from their respected universes. In a great mock-up from artist Vasco Georgiev, Mister Miracle and Silver Surfer patrol the galaxy, as the cosmic heroes get a piece of crossover art that makes us long for a real team-up between the pair.
Mister Miracle and Silver Surfer both come from the genius mind of legendary comic book creator, Jack Kirby. Silver Surfer first appeared in Fantastic Four #48 by Marvel Comics. Norrin Radd sacrificed his life to protect his planet and everyone he loves from the Devourer of World's hunger, becoming the Herald of Galactus. The Silver Surfer became tortured by his decision to guide the planet-eating villain. Meanwhile, Mister Miracle, who first debuted in Mister Miracle #1 by DC Comics, grew up on Apokolips after his father, Highfather, traded sons with Darkseid to create peace between the god-ruled planets. Instead of being raised in the paradise New Genesis, the New God grew up in the fire pits of Apokolips, where he eventually escaped and became a hero named Mister Miracle.
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On his Twitter account, artist Vasco Georgiev shared his latest piece of DC Comics/Marvel Comics crossover art, which features Silver Surfer and Mister Miracle. The crossover cover features both heroes using their respective choices of travel, Mister Miracle's aero discs and Silver Surfer's surfboard, to glide across the cosmos. Georgiev formatted the fan art like an actual comic, with a trade dress that makes it look like a legit book you'd see on the stands.
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