Cover
Cover verb - To serve as a replacement usually for a time only.
Both words in one sentence
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The American cover chose instead to showcase a much more tragic/aggressive scene, complete with strong red background to emphasize edginess.
Source: American Kirby is Hardcore -
Comic Books Are Real: Barry Allen's first appearance in Showcase has him reading Flash Comics with Jay Garrick on the cover, right before the lightning strike gives him his super speed.
Source: Franchise / The Flash -
Rotary Connection did "I Took a Ride (Caravan)," an early showcase of Minnie Riperton on lead with an orchestral jam in the middle led by Charles Stepney.. At 6:04, this Cover Version is double the length of the original by Japanese Psychedelic Rock artist Harumi.
Source: Epic Rocking
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