#artthibert — Public Fediverse posts
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010 - Dreamkiller
Feels like a Sleepwalker villain repurposed for Darkhawk.
Not sure what the blue ponytail is adding.
Scans via tradingcarddb.com
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010 - Dreamkiller
Feels like a Sleepwalker villain repurposed for Darkhawk.
Not sure what the blue ponytail is adding.
Scans via tradingcarddb.com
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010 - Dreamkiller
Feels like a Sleepwalker villain repurposed for Darkhawk.
Not sure what the blue ponytail is adding.
Scans via tradingcarddb.com
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Full page of Marvel Universe Series 4 X-Men cards!
Thanks to the "themed" pages in this set, this is probably the MU set with the fewest X-Men in it (even with Psylocke sneaking onto the earlier "spinoff X-Men" page).
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Full page of Marvel Universe Series 4 X-Men cards!
Thanks to the "themed" pages in this set, this is probably the MU set with the fewest X-Men in it (even with Psylocke sneaking onto the earlier "spinoff X-Men" page).
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Full page of Marvel Universe Series 4 X-Men cards!
Thanks to the "themed" pages in this set, this is probably the MU set with the fewest X-Men in it (even with Psylocke sneaking onto the earlier "spinoff X-Men" page).
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Card 117: Bishop
All in all, a good mix of Blue and Gold team members across this page.
The X-Traitor plotline makes it into the trading card, setting up a later card in this series.
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Card 117: Bishop
All in all, a good mix of Blue and Gold team members across this page.
The X-Traitor plotline makes it into the trading card, setting up a later card in this series.
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Card 117: Bishop
All in all, a good mix of Blue and Gold team members across this page.
The X-Traitor plotline makes it into the trading card, setting up a later card in this series.
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Card 117: Bishop
All in all, a good mix of Blue and Gold team members across this page.
The X-Traitor plotline makes it into the trading card, setting up a later card in this series.
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Card 116: Wolverine
For whatever reason (maybe the colors?), Wolverine fades into the background more than a lot of the other X-Men against the same background.
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Card 116: Wolverine
For whatever reason (maybe the colors?), Wolverine fades into the background more than a lot of the other X-Men against the same background.
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Card 116: Wolverine
For whatever reason (maybe the colors?), Wolverine fades into the background more than a lot of the other X-Men against the same background.
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Card 115: Cyclops
Given what a cool and visually-engaging power he has, it's wild how few Cyclops trading cards depict him actually using his power.
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Card 115: Cyclops
Given what a cool and visually-engaging power he has, it's wild how few Cyclops trading cards depict him actually using his power.
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Card 115: Cyclops
Given what a cool and visually-engaging power he has, it's wild how few Cyclops trading cards depict him actually using his power.
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Card 114: Gambit
Someone looks like they're pushing out a fart.
The trailing energy effect is pretty cool.
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Card 114: Gambit
Someone looks like they're pushing out a fart.
The trailing energy effect is pretty cool.
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Card 114: Gambit
Someone looks like they're pushing out a fart.
The trailing energy effect is pretty cool.
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Card 113: Magneto
This basically just aping Jim Lee's Magneto, but it's not a bad look to ape. And isn't that mostly what Thibert was always doing at this time anyways? 😉
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Card 113: Magneto
This basically just aping Jim Lee's Magneto, but it's not a bad look to ape. And isn't that mostly what Thibert was always doing at this time anyways? 😉
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Card 113: Magneto
This basically just aping Jim Lee's Magneto, but it's not a bad look to ape. And isn't that mostly what Thibert was always doing at this time anyways? 😉
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Card 113: Magneto
This basically just aping Jim Lee's Magneto, but it's not a bad look to ape. And isn't that mostly what Thibert was always doing at this time anyways? 😉
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Card 111: Rogue
Not a big fan of the almost fearful look Rogue has on the cardfront, but the large headshot on the back is quite nice and almost makes up for it.
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Card 111: Rogue
Not a big fan of the almost fearful look Rogue has on the cardfront, but the large headshot on the back is quite nice and almost makes up for it.
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Card 111: Rogue
Not a big fan of the almost fearful look Rogue has on the cardfront, but the large headshot on the back is quite nice and almost makes up for it.
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Card 111: Rogue
Not a big fan of the almost fearful look Rogue has on the cardfront, but the large headshot on the back is quite nice and almost makes up for it.
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Card 111: Beast
Tucking the figure under the right hand border makes it another card w/a subject that feels "big".
I did not know that Did You Know fact, and am pretty sure this is the only place it's been mentioned.
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Card 111: Beast
Tucking the figure under the right hand border makes it another card w/a subject that feels "big".
I did not know that Did You Know fact, and am pretty sure this is the only place it's been mentioned.
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Card 111: Beast
Tucking the figure under the right hand border makes it another card w/a subject that feels "big".
I did not know that Did You Know fact, and am pretty sure this is the only place it's been mentioned.
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Card 110: Archangel
His wings get clipped (high oh!) by the nine panel grid, but I do like how his body extends past the bottom border. In general,
Thibert does a good job making these figures feel bigger on the card.
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Card 110: Archangel
His wings get clipped (high oh!) by the nine panel grid, but I do like how his body extends past the bottom border. In general,
Thibert does a good job making these figures feel bigger on the card.
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Card 110: Archangel
His wings get clipped (high oh!) by the nine panel grid, but I do like how his body extends past the bottom border. In general,
Thibert does a good job making these figures feel bigger on the card.
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Card 109: Storm
New page: X-Men! The moment no small number of you were waiting for in 1993.
Not sure what's going on with Storm's eyebrows there.
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Card 109: Storm
New page: X-Men! The moment no small number of you were waiting for in 1993.
Not sure what's going on with Storm's eyebrows there.
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Card 109: Storm
New page: X-Men! The moment no small number of you were waiting for in 1993.
Not sure what's going on with Storm's eyebrows there.
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I really do miss the covers and styles of the #90s. I mean look at these!
#JimLee #WhilcePortacio #ArtThibert
#MarvelComics
#Marvel
#UncannyXMen
#XMen
#ComicBooks
#ComicBook
#Comics
#Comic
#Comicstodon
#GCBRI -
I really do miss the covers and styles of the #90s. I mean look at these!
#JimLee #WhilcePortacio #ArtThibert
#MarvelComics
#Marvel
#UncannyXMen
#XMen
#ComicBooks
#ComicBook
#Comics
#Comic
#Comicstodon
#GCBRI -
I really do miss the covers and styles of the #90s. I mean look at these!
#JimLee #WhilcePortacio #ArtThibert
#MarvelComics
#Marvel
#UncannyXMen
#XMen
#ComicBooks
#ComicBook
#Comics
#Comic
#Comicstodon
#GCBRI -
I really do miss the covers and styles of the #90s. I mean look at these!
#JimLee #WhilcePortacio #ArtThibert
#MarvelComics
#Marvel
#UncannyXMen
#XMen
#ComicBooks
#ComicBook
#Comics
#Comic
#Comicstodon
#GCBRI