Our art director, Zuza Hicks, has spent the last four months devoted to creating an updated look and feel for Comstock’s that is fresh and modern while staying true to our publication’s roots. Here’s how she did it.
The 25th Anniversary issue will be available online and newsstands on July 1. We’ll launch a new, redesigned website on Aug. 1.
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Lookin’ Good
Our top 10 most notable covers
Last week we had some fun with our top 10 worst covers of the past 25 years. But it hasn’t all been bad – quite the opposite. We’ve done a lot of work that we’re proud of, and this was a hard list to narrow down.
![10. (June 2003) You know you're in for a treat when you need a saw to cut through your cake.
EIC’s note: There is just something so painful about this cover. A framed, oversized copy used to hang in the hallway of our old office on Fite Circle. I took it down and hid it. 10. (June 2003) You know you're in for a treat when you need a saw to cut through your cake.
EIC’s note: There is just something so painful about this cover. A framed, oversized copy used to hang in the hallway of our old office on Fite Circle. I took it down and hid it.](https://www.comstocksmag.com/sites/main/files/imagecache/tile/main-images/10_cover.jpg?1577874530)
Oh No We Didn’t …
Our top 10 worst covers
Look, we all make mistakes. Some mistakes are larger than others, and every once in a while they come in the form of, say, a bite-sized human on the cover of what is otherwise a legitimate business publication.