The cover of Exploits #96 features "Winter Coast" by Winslow Homer, a painting depicting a warmly dressed man traversing a snowy, rocky beach.

An illustration of two characters, Snufkin and Moomintroll, sitting on a small wooden bridge in a natural, autumnal setting. A quote below the image reads: "The perfect gentle world of the Moomins doesn’t exist in real life, but parts of it do."

Two screenshots from Mad Men depicting the weird world of 1960s office politics are split by a quote reading: "Maybe this is the way Pete gets to feel like a man and Peggy gets to feel like a woman, and for the time being, those goals are at a mutually beneficial alignment."

A screenshot from Perfect Tides: Station to Station shows protagonist Mara standing near the "West 8 Street" Aquarium station in an urban setting in the early 2000s. A quote below the image reads: "The more I live in the mind of my past self," Gran says, "the more forgiveness and understanding I’m able to find."

The leader in Suzerain stands resting both hands on his desk, flanked on either side by flags. A quote above the image reads: "When tasked with representing the human interests of your own people, perhaps you cannot be afforded the luxury of separating your personal and professional lives."

A screenshot from Batman: Arkham Knight shows Batman from behind, walking towards a derelict part of Gotham, cape billowing. A quote above the image reads: "Batman has an endless amount of space in his belt for toys, but he doesn’t have handcuffs?"

the cover art for the Arrow video 4k restoration of American Yakuza, a painting of Viggo with with a sword under his face reflecting the face of Ryo Ishibashi. A quote below the image reads: "It’s a surprisingly stacked cast – and a surprisingly stylish movie – that has been largely forgotten by time. Which is okay, actually, as it’s a pretty forgettable one, in spite of all that."

The cover of Unwinnable Monthly #196 shows a man in a suit, seemingly a head of state, gazing out of an office window with his arms folded, a flag placidly displayed directly behind him next to his desk.

A screenshot from the Pokemon trading card game mobile app website featuring digital cards of various Pokemon is paired with a product shot of of the game on both mobile and Switch. Between the two images, a quote reads: "For 30 years, Pokémon fans have paid for moments that feel like they’ll last forever, but just like toys that get worn down over time, the digital-only media will be gone before anyone realizes it."

Two screenshots from The Longest Road on Earth, one featuring a black and white pixel-art image of a Jukebox and the other showing a quaint urban neighborhood not unlike Brooklyn with many multi-story brick buildings, are split by a quote reading: "The possibility of sharing our lives with each other, seeing ourselves in the struggles and joys of another, depends on the methods and means of our movements."