Favorite X-artists?

[K7P5V]

His art was so unique in the beginning, its beautiful now but I sort of miss his older stuff.

To the utmost, I agree. I feel the same about the artwork of Carlos Pacheco, as well.

I still have the series.

Me too. Pacheco really is one of the best when it comes to Bishop (XD)

[Electricmastro]

Walt Simonson (1982):



Paul Smith (1983):



Barry Windsor-Smith (1984):

[Electricmastro]

Frank Miller (1985):



Marc Silvestri (1988):



John Bolton (1989):

[Electricmastro]

Jim Lee (1990):



John Romita Jr. (1993):



Greg Hildebrandt & Tim Hildebrandt (1996):

[Sandmans_Raven]

Jim Lee (1990):



John Romita Jr. (1993):



Greg Hildebrandt & Tim Hildebrandt (1996):

The Hildebrandts were great. This is a weird reference, but I really liked their stuff on the swimsuit issues. Their sci fi stuff is always what I think of when I think 90s Sci Fi aesthetic

[shooshoomanjoe]

Jim Lee (1990):

Jim Lee was the best artist UXM had. I loved this issue in particular.

[K7P5V]

Jim Lee was the best artist UXM had. I loved this issue in particular.

I agree, especially the sense of humor...

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Forgetting the hyper stylized Jeff Matsuda.

[K7P5V]

Forgetting the hyper stylized Jeff Matsuda.

I love Matsuda's Havok (XD)

[Bunch of Coconuts]

Pacheco, Coipel, Joe Mad, early-to-mid Bachalo (especially early), Kubert (forget which one...maybe both?), Garney (when his style mimics Joe Mad heavily, which might not be fair to either), Davis (when he has a bomb-ass colorist), Lee, and hopefully one day Dauterman (he’s done side work that could count for the purpose of the thread).

[Electricmastro]

And of course, there’s also Neal Adams’ X-Men art:

[From The Shadows]

To the utmost, I agree. I feel the same about the artwork of Carlos Pacheco, as well.



Me too. Pacheco really is one of Bishop's best artists:

His Shard wasn't bad either.

[From The Shadows]

And of course, there’s also Neal Adams’ X-Men art:

He is definitely my fave of the silver age artists.

[From The Shadows]

John Romita Jr.

[Electricmastro]

He is definitely my fave of the silver age artists.

Although Jack Kirby is usually called the King of comics, if there’s only one instance in which I think Neal Adams tops Jack Kirby, with all due respect to him, I definitely think it would be in regards to X-Men art.