• Dustin Weaver on Astonishing X-Men #51's Cover

    Over on his blogs Astonishing X-Men (& Nation X) Cover artist Dustin Weaver talks a bit about illustrating the cover for June's wedding issue, discussing the practicality of uniforms at a wedding and his design process:

    http://dustinweaver.blogspot.co.uk/2...-x-men-51.html
    http://dustinweaver.tumblr.com/post/...ing-this-image
    Comments 5 Comments
    1. sengsterooney's Avatar
      sengsterooney -
      I'm looking at the guests and I don't recognise the two people located at the lower left of the cover. One guy looks like Caliban (who I thought was dead), and I don't know who the lady with the head band is?? Is it Stevie Hunter?
    1. Chris's Avatar
      Chris -
      Looks like Graymalkin and Cecilia Reyes are in the lower left corner.
    1. Flightpath07's Avatar
      Flightpath07 -
      I see Chris knows his X-Men! Nice job.
    1. rplass's Avatar
      rplass -
      Quote Originally Posted by sengsterooney View Post
      I'm looking at the guests and I don't recognise the two people located at the lower left of the cover. One guy looks like Caliban (who I thought was dead), and I don't know who the lady with the head band is?? Is it Stevie Hunter?
      Those are good guesses, if this were 1982. Just kidding, kidding. Sort of telling though how character designs are recycled from one era to another.
    1. Chris's Avatar
      Chris -
      Quote Originally Posted by Flightpath07 View Post
      I see Chris knows his X-Men! Nice job.
      Since I started collecting various X-titles again during the past 4 years thanks to Jeffries and Northstar, it's been mind boggling discovering how many X-Men characters have been created in the past 20 years. I don't want to hear anyone say Alpha Flight has had too many members now