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    Default Favorite X-artists?

    I like Bill Sienkiewicz of course although he only really worked on New Mutants, and more recently I really like Chris Bachalo. Neal Adams I guess for the original run... I can't think of many other really good artists right now although I'm sure I must be missing at least another 5 or something. Obviously *not* Liefeld or Lee. In fact even thoguh as a kid Jim Lee's art seemed like the best thing ever to me, the fact I later found out he was the reason Claremont quit writing X-Men makes me never want to give him any plaudits ever for anything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AbnormallyNormal View Post
    Jim Lee's art seemed like the best thing ever to me, the fact I later found out he was the reason Claremont quit writing X-Men makes me never want to give him any plaudits ever for anything.
    I never knew that Claremont quit because of Lee, is there really something behind it?

    And on the topic of artists, I do like Lee, and Silvestri, and Byrne, and Smith. As for the current artists I have no favourites but I do NOT like Bachalo, I think his art is sloppy, awful, careless. Sorry if you like him.

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    For me:

    MARC SILVESTRI (his 80s work is the best I ever saw. His take on the X-Men are my ultimate X-Men!),

    Frank Quitely (although his work for Morrison's New X-Men did not showcased his true talent)

    and

    Joe Madureira (before he went all manga-ish and Wolverine lost his nose!).

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    In no particular order:
    *Bill Sienkiewicz
    *Alan Davis
    *Sal Buscema
    *Neal Adams

    I haven't read all of New Mutants yet, but I flipped through my books to when Sienkiewicz leaves, and it seems like the artist who came after him was decent as well? Seemed like he tried to keep a pretty similar style to Sienkiewicz? I am not sure, I only glanced.
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    My top 5 in order:
    John Byrne
    Neal Adams
    Paul Smith
    Alan Davis
    Dave Cockrum

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    oh, man. How did I forget Cockrum?? And Byrne?
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    John Byrne
    John Cassaday
    Frank Quitely
    Paul Smith
    Andy Kubert
    Jim Lee
    JRJR

    Roughly in that order.
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    I'm aware they're not equally qualified, but there's something sentimental about it, too...

    In chronological order:

    Paul Smith
    John Romita Jr.
    Bill Sienkiewicz
    Alan Davis
    Stuart Immonen

    Smith & JRJR being my very favs --together with CC they made the best X-runs ever, IMHO.

    Liefeld, Lee and substitutes strictly banned. Hated the 90's.

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    Chris Bachalo, John Byrne, Salvador Larroca, Andy Kubert, Marc Silvestri, Ian Churchill, Stuart Immonen all great

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    Salvatore Larroca, Leinil Francis Yu (love his Wolverine), Clayton Mann, John Cassaday. And the Kubert brothers.

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    Clay Mann
    Carmine Di Giandomenico
    Steve Skroce
    George Jeanty
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    Victor Ibanez

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    Clay Mann
    Scottie Young
    Byrne
    Lee
    Kubert
    Immonen and Anka

    Oh and Bachalo

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    Neal Adams
    Johny Byrne
    Alan Davis
    Dave Cockrum
    Marc Silvestri
    Jim Lee
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    Stuart Immonen
    Kris Anka
    Greg Land
    John Cassaday
    Adam Kubert
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