Lucas Werneck redesigned X-Men. Some unusual color choices in there, Yellow for Colossus and Iceman and Angel hmmm....
http://x-menfilms.com/blog/2020/02/2...ncept-artwork/
Lucas Werneck redesigned X-Men. Some unusual color choices in there, Yellow for Colossus and Iceman and Angel hmmm....
http://x-menfilms.com/blog/2020/02/2...ncept-artwork/
Why did he give Gambit that hairstyle? Shaved sides and a man-bun? Ugh.
That being said, I really like the redesigns of Magik and Jubilee, and Cyclops' facial hair.
I was reminded of the Kia Asimaya (and Chuck Austen) period of X-design over in the Northstar thread...
They were the second round of designs attempting to be counterparts to the Frank Quitely/Morrison New X-Men book X-esthetic.
Last edited by Thirteen; 11-05-2020 at 07:37 AM.
Those Lucas Werneck designs are gorgeous. I'd love to see the MCU X-Men look like that.
I remember loathing those Asimaya designs, vehemently. And they still look like rubbish.
Lord Ewing *Praise His name! Uplift Him in song!* Your divine works will be remembered and glorified in worship for all eternity. Amen!
Re-visiting the NYX (remember that title) that could have been by Brian Wood and artist David Choe, starring Rogue, Gambit, and Jubilee along with new characters.
The concept is attributed to then head honcho Bill Jemas:
"I have a very specific ideas about NYX, a story about mutants living in the underbelly of New York," Jemas said. "These are not flashy mutants like the X-Men or villains with great powers; these are mutants with hardly noticeable abilities who just want to get by. That's a story we have not told."
The concept was overtaken by Quesada and Josh Middleton (et al) run with new character Kiden, Tatiana and introducing X-23 to the printed page.
http://muertoz.blogspot.com/2014/10/nyx-max.html
I was already tenderized by the Ian Churchill designs that preceded them. Where it was decided that Angel needed costume attachments so that he could perform mass air rescue support (not taking into account his hollow bones and bird physiology that would make that a difficult prospect), Nightcrawler went into full collared priest mode, and Iceman favored layering a Hawaiian shirt under his field togs.
An interesting attempt to be a coordinated, but independent, counterpart to the Quitely suits over in NEW X-MEN during the same period.
The interim work by Ron Garney was a reasonable palette cleanser.
Oh. My. Goddess. What is seen can never be unseen. Nor easily forgotten. (Garney certainly tried to make some sense of all that rubbish but still...lawdha'mercy!)
Lord Ewing *Praise His name! Uplift Him in song!* Your divine works will be remembered and glorified in worship for all eternity. Amen!
I liked the Churchill designs for the most part. The Garney looks were so bland and lackluster
The only thing from any of those designs I liked was iceman's Hawaiian shirts. I don't even like the shirt itself. I just like the fact that when the team decided to wear matching leather outfits iceman apparently went "fine, but I'm wearing a Hawaiian shirt with mine."