Not only did I find the super girls image below on Alex Ross’s site, but the original pencils were there as well.

Alex Ross’s Black Widow - Silver Age style!

Jim Steranko - B&W and color plates from the Superman 400 portfolio (1982).

Paul Gulacy - plates from his Black Widow portfolio (1982).

This one is in the Legends of the Dark Knight: Matt Wagner collection.

Matt Wagner covered Batman: The Monster Men 1 (2006). Presented sans trade dress.

Brian Stelfreeze covered Batman: Riddler 1 (1995).

Curt Swan, finished by Jerry Ordway. Plate from 1986’s History of the DC Universe Portfolio.

Yes, Hallmark - even at the egregious price of $28, you may have my money.

Whoa… 👀 MSRP $150; presale at ThiftBooks for a C-note.

Yes, Hallmark - even at the egregious price of $28, you may have my money.

Apparently you weren’t watching the Cubs after the All-Star break.

Matt Wagner covered Batman: The Monster Men 1 (2006). Presented sans trade dress.

In V.T. Hamlin's "Alley Oop," Oop's gal pal Ooola first appeared on October 10, 1933. (I should add that although she’s usually referred to as his girlfriend, IMO they were actually never all that affectionate with each other.) Here’s her debut and the next three strips:

Brian Stelfreeze covered Batman: Riddler 1 (1995).

Whoa… 👀 MSRP $150; presale at ThiftBooks for a C-note.

Gene Colan and Tom Palmer covered Tomb of Dracula 45 (1976).

Gene Colan and Tom Palmer covered Tomb of Dracula 48 (1976).

Gene Colan and Tom Palmer covered Tomb of Dracula 48 (1976).