It is a great cover. I wonder why It reminds me of a Jim Starlin drawing ?

Which considering the number of Jewish creators, is interesting. I always felt for non-Christian readers, as there was never a mention of Judaism or any other religion that I can recall. The first time I remember there being an acknowledgement of Hanukkah was in this JLA isssue from 1981:



Have there been others since?

Outside of Izzy Cohen (who is seen at a Christmas Eve gathering in the Battle of the Bulge annual) and Irv "The Nerve" Haganah from Charlton's Fightin' Five series, I don'r recall too many Jewish characters. Characters like Ben Grimm and Colossal Boy (the conveniently named Gim Allon) kind of "became" Jewish long after their introductions.

Roy Thomas made Judaism a key part of Al (Atom-Smasher) Rothstein's character in Infinity, Inc., but again, that was well into the 80s, too, IIRC.

I think Professor Reinstein in the original origin of Cap was probably meant to be Einstein and therefore de facto, a Jew. Again, though, nothing was overtly made of that.

Of course, my knowledge of  what has happened since about 1986 is next to nothing.

I have read that Ragman, whom I presumed to be Irish b/c of his name -- Rory Regan -- is apparently really Jewish. Maybe in the years since that first series, his name was revealed as having been Anglicised? 

And I think Wildman of Easy Company fame was at some point revealed to be Jewish, too.