The Greatest Comic Book Cover of All Time?

It has been over 90 years since the first modern-day comic book, Famous Funnies #1, was put on the newsstand. The comic industry has come a long way in those nine decades, rich with both storytelling and art. But how would you decide on the greatest comic book cover of all time?

The correct answer is: there is no answer. It's impossible to pick one cover that spans all the different styles and talent we have seen throughout the years. However, if you were to twist my arm, I guess I would have to go with...

Detective Comics #31

That's right, from the fourth appearance of Batman, Detective Comics #31 from September 1939, with a cover by one of the biggest names in comics with the smallest resumes: Bob Kane, with a little help from Sheldon Moldoff. The Tec #31 is the pinnacle book; it represents the dividing line from the Pulp Era and the start of the amazing world of superheroes. Nothing quite gives you that feel. It's a classic, but as we said, it's an impossible question to answer.

So, we ask you, from The Picto Army: What is the greatest comic cover of all time?