The Cairo Knives—Alison “Dazzler” Blaire, Ororo “Storm” Munroe, Yukio and Lila Cheney, by Chris Be.
it’s like an all-mutant “josie and the pussycats”. but, you know, awesome.
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Chris Claremont and Bonnie Wilford, innocent bystanders. From X-Men #98. Art by Dave Cockrum and Sam Grainger.
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Women in Comics: convention program from Delaware Valley Comicart Consortium, 1978. Art by Marie Severin.
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So excited for this book.
just some fun late night sketching.
I think this is my first time drawing Jubilee, Rachel Summers and Kitty.
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The first appearance of mohawk Storm by Paul Smith.
World Champion Sam Humphries has started a Mohawk Storm Tumblr.
Let’s all follow this right now.
Followed!
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The Uncanny X-Men in the Danger Room as the New Mutants watch.
by Cliff Chiang.
(Source: professorxisajerk)
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X-Ladies Merry Mutant Christmas by *BillWalko
It’s the 80s! And the X-Ladies of the 80s - Storm, Rogue, Dazzler, Rachel Summers and Shadowcat – are hangin’ tough for the holidays! This one is inspired by New KIds On The Block’s release, “Merry Merry Christmas.” (But Kitty says to say “Happy Hanukkah” too!)
Another in a series of “Comic Book Christmas Albums”, inspired by real holiday collections through the decades. I’ll be counting down a decade each day all week, from the 2000s to the 1960s!
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“Lynda Carter played Wonder Woman and was one of the first female superheroes. It gives me more of an encouragement that we can be strong and can do whatever a guy can do.” - Thuy Trang
Helena Bertinelli is included in here. OP, I love you for remembering she exists.
(Source: official-which)
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A page from UNCANNY X-MEN #103 by Dave Cockrum and Sam Grainger.
A few of Cockrum’s border notes are still partially visible:
GRABS BANSHEE. THE WINDS ARE PULLING THE WALLS DOWN.
COL. AND WOLV. ARE DEPOSITED ON THE
WOLV: THAT BROAD’S GONE
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The Marvel Guide to Collecting Comics. Art by Walter Simonson, 1982.
Note that Wolverine is reading “Real Romances.”
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So this is something that’s been brewing for a while. In recent months, I’ve become more familiar with Wonder Woman’s pre-Crisis stories, and I found out about Nubia. I LOVE the character, and I really wish she had become a regular member of WW’s cast. Pre-Crisis, she was Diana’s sister, molded from clay, that was stolen from Hippolyta by Mars, to be raised as his champion.
From top to bottom, we have: Storm as Wonder Woman (by far my favourite Amalgam book); Nu’bia, her post-Crisis incarnation (love the visuals, but she appeared in only a couple of stories, without the connection to WW), the original Nubia, and the current, New 52 Nubia. In the current version, she is the Wonder Woman of Earth-23, as created by Grant Morrison.
