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** The cover of ''ComicBook/Superboy1949'' #5 has Superboy and Supergirl performing a trapeze show which does not happen in the story.
** The cover of ''ComicBook/Superboy1949'' #161 depicts Clark Kent tossing his Superboy suit aside and leaving his parents and his town. In the story, Clark contemplates to get rid of his powers, but he never considers abandoning his parents.
** The cover of ''[[ComicBook/Superboy1949 Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes]] #258 features Saturn Girl crumbling to dust in Lightning Lad's arms. In the proper story, Garth was merely victim of an illusion attack.
** The cover of ''ComicBook/Superboy1949'' #161 depicts Clark Kent tossing his Superboy suit aside and leaving his parents and his town. In the story, Clark contemplates to get rid of his powers, but he never considers abandoning his parents.
** The cover of ''[[ComicBook/Superboy1949 Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes]] #258 features Saturn Girl crumbling to dust in Lightning Lad's arms. In the proper story, Garth was merely victim of an illusion attack.
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* ''ComicBook/TheDefenders'' #62 was the start of the famous "Defenders for a Day" storyline, which saw a ton of heroes from across the Marvel Universe temporarily joining the team. Strangely, the cover featured ComicBook/IronMan, [[Characters/MarvelComicsAngel Angel]], Characters/LukeCage, the [[Characters/FantasticFourTheFantasticFour Human Torch]] and [[Characters/SpiderWomanTitleCharacter Spider-Woman]] as some of the new recruits, even though none of them appeared in the issue. Iron Man ''did'' pop up in the following issue, but only in a brief two-page cameo where he told the Defenders that some bad guys were using their name, and then left without joining.
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* ''ComicBook/TheDefenders'' #62 was the start of the famous "Defenders for a Day" storyline, which saw a ton of heroes from across the Marvel Universe temporarily joining the team. Strangely, the cover featured ComicBook/IronMan, [[Characters/MarvelComicsAngel Angel]], Characters/LukeCage, the [[Characters/FantasticFourTheFantasticFour Human Torch]] and [[Characters/SpiderWomanTitleCharacter Spider-Woman]] Characters/SpiderWoman as some of the new recruits, even though none of them appeared in the issue. Iron Man ''did'' pop up in the following issue, but only in a brief two-page cameo where he told the Defenders that some bad guys were using their name, and then left without joining.
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** The cover of "ComicBook/TheSuperDogFromKrypton" features Krypto fetching back and dropping a safe which Superboy just left at town hall, a scene which does not happen at any point in the issue.
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** In the six-part Spider-Man story "The Assassin Nation Plot", the cover of ''ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderMan1963'' #324 showed Spidey confronting [[Characters/MarvelComicsSabretooth Sabretooth]]. Sabretooth did appear in the story, but he and Spidey never met; Captain America and [[Characters/MarvelComicsWildPack Silver Sable]] fought the villain, while Spidey was hundreds of miles away fighting terrorists. (WordOfGod claims that Creator/ToddMcfarlane penciled the cover before the script was finalized, and while he knew Sabretooth would appear, he didn't know in what regard. The cover was kept because the editors liked it so much.)
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** In the six-part Spider-Man story "The Assassin Nation Plot", the cover of ''ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderMan1963'' #324 showed Spidey confronting [[Characters/MarvelComicsSabretooth Sabretooth]]. Sabretooth did appear in the story, but he and Spidey never met; Captain America and [[Characters/MarvelComicsWildPack [[Characters/SilverSableAndTheWildPack Silver Sable]] fought the villain, while Spidey was hundreds of miles away fighting terrorists. (WordOfGod claims that Creator/ToddMcfarlane penciled the cover before the script was finalized, and while he knew Sabretooth would appear, he didn't know in what regard. The cover was kept because the editors liked it so much.)
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* Issue #59 of ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' shows the villain Him coming out of a TV and hypnotising the girls, all wearing 3-D optical frames. The two stories in the issues do not reflect this conflict.
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** A particularly notable case was when Marvel did a month of covers that each showed [[Characters/SpiderManLoveInterests Gwen Stacy]] dressed as different Marvel heroes and villains. The cover showing Gwen as [[Characters/MarvelComicsDeadpool Deadpool]] proved so popular that it actually motivated Marvel to make that design into an actual character: [[ComicBook/TheUnbelievableGwenpool Gwenpool]].
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** A particularly notable case was when Marvel did a month of covers that each showed [[Characters/SpiderManLoveInterests [[Characters/MarvelComicsGwenStacy Gwen Stacy]] dressed as different Marvel heroes and villains. The cover showing Gwen as [[Characters/MarvelComicsDeadpool Deadpool]] proved so popular that it actually motivated Marvel to make that design into an actual character: [[ComicBook/TheUnbelievableGwenpool Gwenpool]].
