"Do skeletons  fit the theme? If not it's a #34."

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"I think black cats fit the theme."

"Three detached robot heads. I did wonder whether to include Cliff Steele . But if a drone remotely controlled by a human is a robot then I'm going to say Cliff's body is.
The head on the table is Archie, a feature of Lion weekly comics here in the…"

"I came across this over on The Bristolboard site.
Possibly a play on Sid and Nancy."

"Doctor Who  graphic novel #33.
I was lucky enough to be 10 years old in 1963. I saw the rise of the US space programme, the Beatles, Marvel Comics and Doctor Who. Passions that , with the occasional breaks, stayed with me all my life.
But oddly I've…"

"Fantastic Four vol3 #33. With Johnny referencing Rebel without a cause.  A kind of pre counter culture idea."

"Sweet Tooth #33. An unusual but by no means unique approach, a book printed in landscape form."

"Daredevil #33 even this far into the run DD still needs to "borrow" villains from other heroes.  But in this case the Beetle had already faced off against the Human Torch and Spider-Man. So not so improbable he's appearing here."

"A definite hippy vibe on this cover.
I haven't read the story but I wonder, if the JLA are under some kind of mind control, why the ropes. And surely it's pointless to tie up  the Atom. But raising that kind of question is what a good cover does.
 
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"The second Juggernaut story. The first appearance was one of my favourite early X-Men comics.. But the problem is now  how to deal with with an unstoppable force only very narrowly defeated in his earlier clash?
Trick him into getting banished to a…"

" A "hippy" version  of the Brotherhood of Dada."

"FF 33, the first time, as far as I know, Kirby used a photo collage on a cover."

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