Nightscrawlers

Originally posted by Tularis I have recently decided to try and collect some of Mr. Cockrum's art (preferably signed). Can anyone tell me some good places to look? I am most interested in original art from his X-men work, expecially the stuff involving the Imperial Guard/Shi'ar/Star Jammers. Hey, B...

Originally posted by Dark Bamf Y'got me. I'm embarrassed to confess that I've only seen Pirates once, and I fell asleep and missed about half of it. :bamf Hmmm... bearing Mr. Cockrum's reaction in mind, perhaps Kurt Wagner would offer the opinion that Orlando Bloom and Johnny Depp couldn't hold a c...

Originally posted by BH123 Have not yet recieved my copy in the mail yet. But hopefully soon. Has anyone else here gotten it in the mail? Spoke to soon. My copy just arrived in the mail. I've been reading through the Tribute book. There is some very nice material in here. The written tributes seem ...

Originally posted by SmoothBamf I just got mine this weekend and it's awesome I did not know that it was going to be in black and white I'm thinking about getting another one and collaring it in Have not yet recieved my copy in the mail yet. But hopefully soon. Has anyone else here gotten it in the...

I just obtained a page of original art from a Justice League annual that Dave Cockrum pencilled in 1992. I posted a scan of it at the aforementioned site...

http://ljamal.com/?ID=1063

As always, enjoy.

Originally posted by **Northstars Love** Here! Here! Magneto isn't really a villian in my eyes. Just someone that is misunderstood. He believes in preserving the mutant race. Can't blame him. I would too if I was born with an ability that most other people didn't have or didn't understand. It's cal...

Well, I actually think that Christopher Priest might be a good writer for Nightcrawler. Oh, wait. Did I misunderstand what topic we are discussing here? Never mind then :D Originally posted by kurtlover Serious Kurt? like how? I personally miss the old good Kurt full with swashbucking style and alwa...

My thanks to Lady Erin, Scheherazade, and Paty for their thoughtful, intelligent responses to my posts. Nice to see that we can disagree and still be civil about it. And all three of you raised very good points that gave me things to think about. I may not agree 100% with Chris Claremont's character...

Originally posted by LadyErin No, I don't think he would. And I don't think it's denial, Ken. I think he just doesn't trust anyone. And if Xavier messed with his powers...well...rememeber Moria and the DNA thing? I am not so certain that what Moira MacTaggert did to Magneto, altering his genetic co...

Originally posted by LadyErin I’m curious, though, as to what you suggest we would do with him? Imprisonment is out of the question. Too related to his triggers, it would only damage him further. To force his to receive medication and therapy…well, this never works. And would only add to his il...

Originally posted by LadyErin This explains a lot of Magneto’s truly horrible behavior. In my opinion (and I’m just a psychology student, so ask me again after I earn my degree) Magneto suffers from a minor case of Manic Depressive (aka Bi-Polar Disorder) which is aggravated due to his helmet p...

Originally posted by little Blue Lucy
'X-Men No More'. That is my favorite Nighty story, because it was the first one I ever read, and, consequently, the one that made me fall in love with the fuzzy blue sweetie.

Help! What issue did that one appear in?

Originally posted by kladyelf Just a little bit of silliness... Sillyness can be fun :D I think it should be revealed that after the desruction of genosha, the trauma of seeing millions of people murdered caused Magneto to literally split in half without realizing it. The guy who adopted the identi...

How should Magneto be written? Good question. As I posted on the X-Universe board at http://www.comicboards.com, the question of whether or not Magneto was out of character in "Planet X" depends entirely upon which Magneto we are talking about. Are we referring to... the original Stan Lee ...

Off the top of my head, these five are the ones that come to mind... Classic X-Men #4 back-up, by Chris Claremont & John Bolton: this one flashes back to the early days of the new X-Men, and we see some of how Nightcrawler's friendship with Wolverine developed. After a sparring match in the wood...

Hello. I decided to join this li'l group because Nightcrawler is one of my all-time favorite X-Men, and Dave Cockrum is one of my favorite artists. I remember in the mid-1980s, it seemed like everyone was a huge Wolverine fan. Myself, yeah, I thought Logan was okay cool. But the guy who always stood...