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Dave Cockrum on Nightcrawler. My favorite part is:
The tail is connected to the base of the spine…it DOES NOT grow out of his ass!
The tail is prehensile, by the way…
When drawing Nightie from the front DO NOT connect the tail directly to the crotch. You’ll give the code fits & John Romita ulcers!!
Uncanny X-Men by Dave Cockrum (1977)
How to draw the X-Men by Dave Cockrum
Dave Cockrum’s “How to Draw Nightcrawler.”
Nightcrawler and friends by Dave Cockrum from the cover of Marvel Age #31 (1985) remastered by The Marvel Project with digital colors by Gerry Turnbull.
Giant-Size X-Men (1975)
Giant Size X-Men #1, July 1975, cover by Gil Kane and Dave Cockrum
Colors 1975 Cockrum X-Men by Frank Stone It was published as the cover of the 10th issue of Marvel’s old fan club magazine FOOM (Friends Of Ol’ Marvel)
UNCANNY X-MEN #114 (July 1981) Art by Dave Cockrum (pencils), Josef Rubinstein (inks) & Glynis Oliver Words by Chris Claremont
A Most Astonishing Manner (by Dave Cockrum from Giant-Size X-Men #1, 1975)
COMIC BOOK CLOSE UP
S T O R M Uncanny X-Men #145 (May 1981) Dave Cockrum (pencils), Josef Rubinstein (inks) & Glynis Wein (colors)
X-Men #97, Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum
X-Men Art by Dave Cockrum & Frank Chiara Story by Chris Claremont
1981 - Anatomy of a Cover - The X-Men Chronicles By Dave Cockrum
Page From UNCANNY X-MEN #114 (July 1981) Art by Dave Cockrum (pencils), Josef Rubinstein (inks) & Glynis Oliver Words by Chris Claremont
X-Men vs. X-Men Art by Dave Cockrum & Frank Chiara Story by Chris Claremont
