Andru's run on The Flash in the late 1960s was notable for great design and his solid drawing chops. Colour by Scott Dutton.

Great intensity in this cover by one of workhorse artists of the Silver and Bronze Ages in American comics. Colour by Scott Dutton.

Green Lantern has hit a rough patch with his long-time friend the Flash. Colour by Scott Dutton.

It was a more innocent time with gimmicky villains and bloodless attacks. Colour by Scott Dutton.

It's always a woman, isn't it? Three heroes from two generations, plus an astronomical phenomenon. Colour by Scott Dutton.

He was the vanguard of the British invasion that landed in North American comics as the 80s began. Brian Bolland, the lad from…

Astronauts and dinosaurs. A great combination. Colour by Scott Dutton.

A fun pin-up by Howard Bender and Joe Giella channeling the energy of the Silver Age. Colour by Scott Dutton.

A great heroes versus villains stand-off cover by Giordano wraps a great bunch of reprints in the oversized tabloid format. Colour by Scott…

The 1990s Flash TV series would only last one season but it had a lot of good things going for it. Colour by Scott Dutton.

Giordano and Adams were the 'look' of DC's brand throughout the 1970s, giving the marketing materials an iconic look that still has power…

Mike DeCarlo is known for his work at DC Comics, but like all artists he's more than the work he's done. Colour by Scott Dutton.

Deadman continues to inspire the best in each artist that depicts him. Colour by Scott Dutton.

It was Neal Adams' first success in comics. It wouldn't be his last. Colour by Scott Dutton.

In the 1970s, there was nothing else like a tabloid-sized comic. Big presentation, longer page count and they chose their best stories to…

DC killed Fawcett's popular Captain Marvel Family comics, but that doesn't mean readers have forgotten the fun of the Big Red Cheese's…

Re-casting Ray Palmer as an Edgar Rice Burroughs' stranger in a strange land, the Atom was revitalised at DC Comics. Colour and packaging…

Instead of splitting the atom, The Thinker is doing his best to perform fusion. Colour by Scott Dutton.

Madame Xanadu was a memorable horror host due to the haunting depictions by Kaluta. Colour by Scott Dutton.

Full of youthful energy, the second coming of Firestorm cemented the character in the DC Universe. Colour by Scott Dutton.

Full of fun, the digests were a perfect way to explore DC's back catalogue of stories. Colour by Scott Dutton.

MODOK is bad. Not ridiculous. Well, maybe a little ridiculous. But what can you do when you're a big freaking head with tiny T Rex limbs?…

In a class all his own, Alex Toth was often called on to create licensing art for comic book characters. Colour by Scott Dutton.

It was an amazing era of Batman stories, and Neal Adams was only one creator among many people at the top of their game. Colour by Scott…

The book had debuted to critical acclaim, but as the horror boom faded, Swamp Thing lost his way and was cancelled. Colour by Scott Dutton.

When Marshall Rogers came on Detective Comics, he signalled a new stylistic generation for Batman. Colour by Scott Dutton.

The introduction of Madame Xanadu to the DC universe. Colour by Scott Dutton.

Brian Bolland from Britain had attracted the attention of DC Comics. In a few short years, he'd be a legend. Here he is with his earliest…

One of the best episodes of any American TV series in the 1960s, it was also adapted into a graphic novel. Colour and book design by Scott…

Star Hunters had come to an end, but this cover would have been on the next issue. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton.

What do Claw, Starfire, The Star Hunters and Gravedigger all have in common? All were created by David Michelinie and all are part of a…

There's always something evil in the attic. It's a law of old houses and horror stories. Colour by Scott Dutton.

Santa's toyshop gets some extra help for the season. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton.

The 1950s sci-fi vibe is strong in this one. The upright, resolute protagonist protecting his woman as best he can in the face of great…

The Blue Beetle is one of the oldest characters in American comics. Surviving multiple publishers, his adventures continue today.

The last, great science fiction anthology comic from DC Comics. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton.

The Time Trapper is up to his usual activities. As in messing with the Legion at the end of time. Colour by Scott Dutton.

After making a splash a few years previous with Night of the Stalker, Sal Amendola returned to Batman drawing a tale of The Scarecrow.…

The energy George Pérez brought to DC Comics in 1980 was fantastic. With writer Marv Wolfman they revolutionised the team comic. Colour by…

Meskin was a prolific comic book and commercial artist whose career spanned the Golden and Silver ages. Colour by Scott Dutton.

A great Spanish artist who often channels the soul of the late John Buscema, here he tackles one of DC's most famous characters. Colour by…

Frank Miller was at DC. Ronin had come out and he was working on The Dark Knight Returns, and he had time to do some covers at the same…

To celebrate the first 36 issues of DCCP, they had George Pérez do a pin-up of all the co-stars. Colour by Scott Dutton.

Just another day in the life of the Amazon princess as she works to divert nuclear disaster. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton.

A stand-out back-up character of the early/mid 1970s, Manhunter by Archie Goodwin and Walt Simonson has maintained its popularity and…

Yet another George Pérez cover that was given the inset treatment. Now restored to the majesty of a full-cover image. Colour and packaging…

They were one of the hottest comic books of the time. That meant previewing new books in The New Teen Titans and compromising their covers.…

Wonder Woman remains an enduring icon of female strength and courage, and she's rarely better drawn than when in the hands of García-López.…

For decades, the citizens of the last city of Krypton sat in a glass bottle on a shelf in Superman's Fortress of Solitude. Today, their…

The conundrum of wanting our innocence back and what it takes to engage us as adults. New colour by Scott Dutton.

The Joker's Five-Way Revenge revitalised the Clown Prince of Crime, even as Neal Adams' time at DC was coming to a close. New colour by…

The first of a four-issue story written by David V Reed, four villains claim they've killed Batman. Which one is telling the truth? New…

Another DC and Marvel crossover, and the last in tabloid format. New colour and packaging by Scott Dutton.

Kids in peril was an effective theme Adams used for his DC horror covers. Scare the kids, they'll love it and they'll buy the comic. New…

A great collection of Golden-Age Batman stories wrapped in a new cover by Bronze-Age great Jim Aparo. New colour and design by Scott…

DC's 1970s tabloids reprinted many classic tales. This, the second Christmas collection, was no exception. New colour by Scott Dutton.

A fantastic metaphor running through the main story, Moore and Gibbons celebrated comics while putting a critical eye to the medium. Colour…

A wonderful mytho-poetic image by the late artist. Seems a shame it never made the cover it was intended for. Colour and packaging by Scott…

Another of DC's short-run comics from the 1970s. Written by young Paul Levitz and illustrated by two top pros in the business. Colour and…

DC had a robust reprint program throughout the 1960s and 70s, and the Super DC Giant series had a great run of re-presented vintage…

Future sci-fi sword & sorcery. Another mid-1970s creation from writer David Michelinie. With art from a guy who knew how to draw pretty…

Claw was cancelled with issue No. 12. But 13, 14 and 15 were in different stages of production. Scott Dutton adds inks and colours to show…

One of the most powerful and graphic covers ever for Green Lantern. Who needs Power Girl's boob window when Hal Jordan rips his shirt open.…

A bold and memorable cover for GL during the late Silver Age of super-hero comics. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

The heroes of Earth-2 gathered together for a portrait. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

With the DC Comics multiverse streamlined into a single universe in the wake of Crisis on Infinite Earths, the publisher produced a number…

In the shifting around of titles with new books and cancellations, sometimes really great pieces of work fall by the wayside. Colour and…

One of the greatest Batbook series ever, it was sacrificed to save DC's namesake. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Radiating light and energy, Superman maintains his position at top of the pantheon of modern mythology in American comics. Colour and…

Batman and Two-Face. Both scarred by violence. Each making radically-different choices in their response to personal tragedy. Colour and…

Everyone takes notice of Batman's sex life. But what is the place of sexual relations in mainstream comics? Colour by Scott Dutton /…

Aparo shows off his penchant for monsters and horror in sharply-drawn cover from 1981. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

Another in Kaluta's fine series of cover illustrations for Time Warp. Colour and packaging treatment by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Never try to box in Deadman when he knows there's a wrong to be righted or justice to be done in partnership with the Phantom Stranger.…

Everyone always blames Swamp Thing for urban blight. But there's nothing wrong with a few more trees. Colour and packaging by Scott…

Supernatural hijinks with Batman and the Spectre. Another 100-page inset cover given the full-cover treatment. Colour and packaging by…

Changing cover formats can catch and illustrator off guard. Thankfully we can repackage art as it was originally intended to be. Colour and…

Princess Diana is vanquished on the field of battle and is carried off on her shield. What could happen next for Wonder Woman? Colour and…

Formula One, a European village, a Speed Racer villain. What's not to like? Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

An energetic sketch by the dean of American comics brings the Amazon princess to life. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

She's good, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be afraid. And she's the perfect spokeswoman for DC Comics' anthology titles. Colour and…

One of the most-dynamic adventure artists of the Silver and Bronze ages, Jim Aparo was strongly associated with Batman team-ups in the…

A prominent creator of comics and communicator about the business and her experiences in it, Colleen Doran brings strength to her…

One of the last DC tabloids was also one of the best, taking advantage of the oversized format and increased page count. Colour and…

Few people could distill a drawing down to its essence as well as Alex Toth. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Truth and justice is not dead in the USA. Not so long as Wonder Woman has her lasso of truth. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton /…

A fine illustration that never graced the cover it was intended to gets the colour and packaging treatment by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

Colour commission over an ink wash drawing of the Green Lantern John Stewart. Colour by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Claw debuted in 1975, DC's answer to Conan at Marvel. For as long as it lasted, it was a unique take on the heroic fantasy genre. New…

The intensity of unhinged evil comes through clearly in these 2008 pencils by an American master of the comic book art form. Ink and colour…

There was a time in American comics when many genres could be found. A short sci-fi series that deserved more issues. New colour and…

The comic book adaptation of the original Trek crew's last movie. New colour and packaging by Scott Dutton/Catspaw Dynamics.

Debuting in 1940, Dick "Robin" Grayson changed Batman from a vengeful, lone creature of the night into a parent with a young ward. New…

Sometimes marketing trumps cover design, but with a scan of the original art we can always see what might have been. Cover formatting and…

When DC acquired the Star Trek comics licence, they gave it a big push with covers by their top artist. New colour by Scott Dutton/Catspaw…

A great sci-fi series which began as a back-up in DC Comics' The Warlord, The Barren Earth boasted a strong female lead and a unique…

DC's Star Trek books featured solid stories and art and covers that were strongly tied to the imagery of the TV series and films. New…

From the DC Explosion, a great cover showing the lightness and positive energy of the Amazon princess. New colour by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

A unique cover with Dracula and Frankenstein's Monster having their way with the Man of Steel. New colour by Scott Dutton/Catspaw Dynamics.

A clockwork horror, a badass robot, and Swamp Thing is as perplexed as ever. New colour by Scott Dutton/Catspaw Dynamics.

Wrightson had proved himself on the groundbreaking Swamp Thing, and was about to move onto bigger things. Still, he had time to do a few…

One of the best heroic books DC publishes currently. Patrick Olliffe has moved into the penciller's seat, following Bryan Hitch. #inktober…

Can Plastic Man be serious? How big is Woozy Winks' full moon, anyways? Colour and cover packaging by Scott Dutton/Catspaw Dynamics.

One of the great runs in the Bronze Age, DC Special Series meant some pretty great comics. New colour and formatting by Scott…

Starman, Plastic Man and Aquaman get equal billing on this Bronze Age cover. New colour by Scott Dutton/Catspaw Dynamics.

Finding a little-known piece by a comics master is always a score. Colour and cover formatting by Scott Dutton/Catspaw Dynamics.

One of the great short series by DC Comics in the late Silver Age starts with a powerful and innovative cover.

A client's Ronin commission gets the colour, cover and poster treatment by Scott Dutton/Catspaw Dynamics.

Gil Kane drew a lot of covers, and some of them have never seen the light of day. Restored art and colouring by Scott Dutton.

A collection of reprinted Christmas stories from 1988 with a new Byrne cover. New packaging and colour by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

On an alternate Earth – Earth III to be exact – the Crime Syndicate rules. Colour by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

The twists and turns of the post-implosion DC Comics at the end of the 70s led to Adventure Comics being revamped. A new Starman appeared,…

Who says DC Comics of the early 1960s were dull and boring? The Atomic Knights wore medieval armour and rode Dalmatians across a…

Detective Comics Annual No. 4 was a showcase for young Tom Grindberg, then emulating the bronze-age Batman work of Neal Adams. New colour…

Jack Kirby was the King of American comic books. And thankfully, examples of his pencilled work are still out there for us to enjoy and…

Taking some sweet retro-styled art and making covers of them. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Shamed and humiliated, Superboy slinks out of Smallville in the dead of night. Cover colour and packaging by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

Whatever you do, don't cross Darkseid. A great drawing by DC Comics' co-publisher Jim Lee.

Marshall Rogers made a name for himself on Batman in Detective Comics, and as artist on this book. Cover recoloured by Scott Dutton /…

Two-Face makes his first Bronze-Age appearance. Cover art re-creation by Jovi Neri. Packaged and coloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

A recent piece by one of the most-innovative and expressive artists of our generation. Packaged and coloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

The 30s pulp character The Shadow began a new life as a comic book character with DC Comics in November 1973. The fantastic cover to the…

A cover depicting a deadly deep-space fight from the DC science fiction anthology series Time Warp, recoloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

A cover of the great DC science fiction anthology series Time Warp, recoloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

An alternate cover to issue 4 of Frank Miller's groundbreaking 1983 mini-series Ronin, coloured and packaged by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

A simple and powerful composition by artist Gil Kane for this issue cover dated September 1969. Kane's cover design abilities were…

From Aquaman to Batman to the Legion of Super-Heroes to his own The Warlord, Mike Grell led the revitalisation of this DC character: Green…

A solid cover by Keith Pollard gets reimagined with new colour.

A free typeface in OTF and TTF formats from the Legion of Super-Heroes. Designed by Scott Dutton/Catspaw Dynamics.

Two logos for DC Comics' long-running sci-fi super-hero series Legion of Super-Heroes. Vector logo conversion by Scott Dutton/Catspaw…

This cover, by the late Gray Morrow, was part of DC's early 80s line of digest comics. New layouts and colour by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

By the end of the Silver Age, Gil Kane had transformed himself from anonymous journeyman to dynamic master. New colour by Scott…

Dick's Giordano's last cover for Green Lantern v2 as a solo artist went unpublished. Here it is coloured and packaged by Scott…

A solid cover by Dick Giordano gets flip-flopped with fresh colour by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Luis Dominguez did some great work with DC Comics in the 70s. Here's one of his covers recoloured by Scott Dutton/Catspaw Dynamics.

The late Bernie Wrightson returned to Swamp Thing in 1977 to draw this cover for a book reprinting the early stories. Colour by Scott…

Neal Adams' illustration for Batman No. 255 never got the full cover treatment it deserved. New layout and colour by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

One good turn deserves another. New headers by Scott Dutton for a couple of Giant-Size blogs.

The classic cover to Wonder Woman v1 No. 108 gets the clean-up and colour treatment by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

The Man of Steel and a major milestone. A new colour treatment and art restoration by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Nick Cardy drew one of the best comic book covers of the Sixties for The Secret Six No. 2, June 1968. Art recovery and colouring by Scott…

Designed by Carmine Infantino and illustrated by Jack Sparling, another great cover from the late-Silver, early-Bronze age of DC Comics.…

Sparling's first issue and first cover for The Secret Six was No. 3, and it's one of the series' best. Coloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

Irv Novick drew two covers for Detective Comics No. 379, September 1968. Which version do you think is better?

Colouring two different versions of Jack Kirby's cover for The Demon No. 1.

As can happen, one artist draws a cover, and the editor chooses to have it redrawn by another artist. Case in point the cover for DC's…

Rediscovering a lost illustration by Wonder Woman artist HG Peter. Colour and cover mockup by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Batman No. 351 had two different covers. One by Gene Colan and Frank Giacoia, and the other by Ernie Colon and Dick Giordano. Coloured and…

More Doom Patrol covers from Gene Gonzales, Steve Lightle and Steve Mannion. With colour and cover mockups by Scott Dutton/Catspaw…

Doom Patrol covers with art by Richard Sala, Mike Hawthorne and Tom Grummett. Done up in vintage cover style with lettering and colour by…

The first appearance of Jim Starlin as artist on DC Comics Presents. Reconstructing the cover for No. 26. Colour by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

Remember the original Doom Patrol with art by Chris Samnee, Mike Mignola and Kevin Nowlan. Done up in vintage cover style with lettering…

Batman Year One by David Mazzucchelli from 1986, DC Comics. Colour and re-created logos by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Wonder Woman by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano from July 1980, DC Comics. Colour and re-created logos by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Justice League of America 66 covers by Dick Dillin & Joe Giella and Neal Adams from November 1968. Logos and colour by Scott Dutton /…

Hawkman and The Justice Society of America by Joe Kubert. Coloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

DC Comics Green Lantern 114 cover, illustrated by Alex Saviuk and Dick Giordano. Coloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

DC Comics Secrets of Haunted House No. 39 cover, illustrated by Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano. Coloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw…

New colour for DC Comics The Warlord No. 82 by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

New colour for DC Comics The Warlord No. 76 by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

The cover to DC and Marvel's landmark first crossover. Superman vs. Spider-Man. Newly coloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Mike Grell's cover to Warlord No. 31 recoloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

Comic book artist Darren Goodhart did this fab Starman. I thought it would make a good cover.

A re-colouring of DC Comics Presents 36 starring Superman and Starman by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

When Paul Levitz at DC bought the Charlton Action Heroes for Dick Giordano, this was the first idea for a book they came up with. Colour by…

A classic cover of Batman Family by Michael Wm. Kaluta is recoloured by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.

One of the great comics of the Silver and Bronze Ages, this animated series draws visual inspiration from Dick Sprang and the writing from…

If you blinked, relatively speaking, you probably missed it. Beginning in February 2006 with an April cover date, DC revived The Warlord.…