Asking for some help with recommendations about comic book artists of 1989-1994

I enjoy Marvel comics (from the various Spider series, some comedy such as Squirrel Girl that just ended, and a few others) but I began reading in late 2014. For a school assignment I have to make a 16 page comic about two basketball players in the style of comicbook artists that came about from 1989-1994 and to all be made within a short time period.
Not having great drawing skill but still wanting to try my best I'm wondering what past artist's works, references, and styles are recommended and maybe even issues of notable art I might be able to get.

You could try the [URL="https://www.comics.org/"]The Grand Comics Database[/URL] if you want to search by Spider-Man or the Avengers for example. You could look up the covers from that date range and they have all the artists credits there.

What kind of school would ask you to do that? Don't you have maths?

Image comics was founded in 1992. [url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_Comics[/url]
Check out the artwork of the founders. Larsen, McFarlane, Lee, the others. Might give you some good suggestions.

It seems like the assignment is to draw in that early 90's "extreme" style, also thoguht of as the "Image Comics" style ( eventhough Image is a very different company now). Definitely look at anything by Rob Leifeld. Not being a great artist might actually help you this regard. Rob's art while popular is full of mistakes. It's interesting that many comic artists who were much better were encouraged to imitate his style.

[QUOTE=ed2962;4688606]It seems like the assignment is to draw in that early 90's "extreme" style, also thoguht of as the "Image Comics" style ( eventhough Image is a very different company now). Definitely look at anything by Rob Leifeld. Not being a great artist might actually help you this regard. Rob's art while popular is full of mistakes. It's interesting that many comic artists who were much better were encouraged to imitate his style.[/QUOTE]

Bill Sienkiewicz would also definitely be an interesting choice:

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