Cover art for All-New X-Men #19

I think this one went on sale yesterday. Colors and seps are by the supremely talented Mr. Chris Sotomayor.

By the way, I don't have the slightest idea where that little feather in the lower left corner came from.

"Amazing X-Men" #1 variant cover

Thumbnail sketch, pencils, inks and colors:

X-Men First Class Giant-Size Special #1

Page 22:  finishes over Jeff Parker's layout.  The FBI headquarters is a stat.

Night Crawler marker sketch

Judging from the notebook I found this in, I think this was drawn around 1986.

New Mutants #51, page 13

Boy, that's an awful face in the sixth panel. Maybe some of that hate mail was justified after all. Oh well, I like the rest of the page. Thanks once again to Mr. Simon Miller for the original art scan.

New Mutants #51 character sketches

I don't always do this before I start drawing a story but it seemed like a good idea on this project since I wasn't familiar with all of these characters and was trying out a pared down, less rendered approach.  From 1987.

New Mutants #51 page 9

Thanks once again to Simon Miller for the scan of the original art. My favorite part of this page is Storm, sitting calmly and comfortably on the flying chunk of scrap metal.

X-Men: First Class Special #1 cover art

I'd almost forgotten about this one until Dave Johnson sent me this link today.

New Mutants #51 page 15

Another page from the controversial 1987 fill-in issue. Looks like I changed the lighting when I inked the last panel.

Museum of Oddities, page three

Rough layouts, pencils, inks and colors. You gotta love a guy who packs a roast chicken in his lunch bag.

X-Men: First Class Giant-Size Special #1

Page 22, finishes over Jeff Parker's layouts.  From 2008.

X-Men Annual #14 pin-up

From 1990. I think I was trying to finesse Longshot's three-fingered hand.

X-men art for Marvel Calendar

I couldn't tell you what year this was.  Maybe 1998?

X-Men: Lost Tales #1, 1997

It was nice having a chance to do a generic "poster shot" cover for an X-Men book but this one went south after I handed in the color guide.  The nice, neutral, dark gray background – designed to make the primary colors on the costumes pop – was replaced with a wimpy green monstrosity by someone in the office.  It ruined the whole effect.