"Amazing X-Men" #1 variant cover

Thumbnail sketch, pencils, inks and colors:

Wolverine #14 cover art

In the first scan you can see that we were still trying to narrow down the cover ideas.  Looking back, I think I prefer the layout on the lower left to the one that was finally selected.

Wolverine back cover revisited

Here are some additional scans of the cover I originally wrote about back in April.  You can see the old post here.

Wolverine #12 cover art

By special request from Alfredo, here's the cover for Wolverine #12.  Sorry I couldn't locate the sketch, but if I remember correctly, it was pretty weak.  I worked out the bugs when I did the final pencils and this ended up being one of my favorites in the series.

Two notes about the car:  I tried to find photo reference for the decal on the door, but came up empty.  And I wasn't thinking when I drew those tires; cop cars don't have white walls!  

Color really helped this one.  I wasn't happy with the coloring on the cover for issue 11 so they let me do my own guides for the rest of the series.

Update:  Thanks to Shabby Walters for finding the sketch on line and sending me the link.  Moving his left arm down makes it a little more clear that he's escaping from the car instead of just joy riding.  And you can see that I didn't even think about the light source when I did the sketch.  I'm guessing it was done quickly to get approval so I could move on to the pencils.  This was done back in the days before fax machines, let alone the internet so we'd have at least a 24 hour delay waiting for a FedEx package to arrive.  I don't miss those days.

Wolverine #13 cover art

From 1989; the sketch, pencils and inks for the cover of Wolverine #13. The following year this piece and a back cover I drew for Wolverine #3 were featured in Seduction of the Innocent Revisited. I probably should have been ashamed but I thought of it as a badge of honor.