"That apparently translates to Beware the Black Widow"

"Of all the foreign covers I've found, most have come from Mexico. I'm guessing that's because of its proximity to the USA."

"Vampires?  Okay, here's the daddy of them all in a comic from Yugoslavia. Original version:"

"More Vampirella, or at least somebody in a comic book titled Vampirella"

"These Turkish comic shows bloody man in front of a pink-coiffed woman in one of those highly impractical comic book female outfits, who is herself standing in front of what is either a demon's head or a styled uterus:"

"Two Thors, one from Italy and one from Mexico"

"Keith Giffen obviously liked that cover.  Another version of the joke was used on Justice League Europe #22 in 1991.  I posted the JLE and National Lampoon covers (see here) in March, during Homage/Parody month."

"From Brazil, Aquaman in outer space"

"It's election day here in the UK.  Must resist the urge to compare the choices we've got with this cover... The original from 1980: The Brazilian translation from 1984. A much more recent (2012) Portugese version:"

""Dare ya to take one step backwards....""

"The L.E.G.I.O.N. '89 #4 cover is an imitation/homage of the Jan. 1973 cover of National Lampoon."

"Daredevil #6, from Italy"

"I realize that it's not a solution for everybody, but I normally use the cover images from GCD,  which I save to my computer and then upload. Mile High Comics is a sales site. I assume that when they sell their last copy of a particular…"

"I also can't see the cover when I use my iPad.  When I use a PC I can see it.  "

"Well, that's all very mysterious!  I've no explanation  for what's going on.  On a slightly related note, with a lot of your older posts, I can't see the image when it's a link to milehighcomics.com. …"

"We’ve had the Shadow now Doc Savage (from Germany)."