Theres a lot of design happening here. (Further Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix #1) Even if the podcast couldnt all be ink appreciation, the visual companion can! (Further Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix #1) Trembles collection of human curiosities. (Further Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix #1) This might be my favorite look for Apocalypse. (Further Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix #1) What Im getting here is that the Askani Sisterhood has been recruiting Asbury Park mermaids. (Further Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix #2) More artists should use color silhouettesthey can be such a cool effect! (Further Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix #2) Marauder, schmaurader; I know a reaver when I see one. (Further Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix #3) The secret origin of ruby quartz! (Further Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix #3) This is a bad plan and I do not want to be part of it. (Further Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix #3) Aw, hes still got a heart, maybe, kind of. (Further Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix #4) Were grateful for the covers, Chris Bachalo, but they mostly just make us even sadder that you dont pencil these issues. (Generation X #7) Seans impressively long ponytail, meet Emmas impressively tiny undergarments. (Generation X #7) Husk is mainly made at Jubilee for forgetting it was Giant Shirt Day. (Generation X #7) To be fair, those moppets would make freakin Ultrons heart grow three sizes. (Generation X #7) We forgot, but Banshee does sometimes where tiny shorts including in this very issue! Probably for the best he ditched the ponytail; no one would have been able to tell him and Forge apart. (Generation X #7) To the finest casual fashion of the indeterminate Middle Ages! (Generation X #8) Grand Dame (a pixie rather than an elf despite her identical skin tone) and the Glamour Machine. (Generation X #8) Wait, the caption at the bottom references leprechauns SO WHERE ARE THE LEPRECHAUNS?! (Generation X #8) Tom Grummett draws a pretty great Skin. (Generation X #9) Acch, humans! I used to be one of you until Scott ...
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