Omniverse No. 3 Cover by Hannigan & Beatty
Created by Mark Gruenwald and Dean Mullaney, Omniverse was a fanzine that lasted two issues. Gruenwald would go on to be a writer and editor at Marvel Comics, while Mullaney would found Eclipse Comics with Cat Yronwode.
There was a third issue planned of Omniverse, but it was never published. We do have the cover art by Ed Hannigan and John Beatty, though.
Colour by me.
The two published issues of Omniverse.
Colour guide scan from Heritage Auctions.
Original art scan from Heritage Auctions.
Art made production ready.
Colour version.
Back cover.
Front cover.
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