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Stevie Thomas
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Who drew Cyclops and Dazzler on this X-Men arcade game? Cyclops is giving me Michael Golden feels for some reason? Dazzler is a complete cypher.
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Mario Ribeiro
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Cyclops is giving me a Paul Smith feel.
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Dave Phelps
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Cyclops looks more Mark Silvestri-ish to me.
Maybe June Brigman for Dazzler?
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Matt Hawes
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Cyclops, I am pretty certain, is Steve Lightle (I think that is how his name is spelled). I believe the art was taken from an issue of CLASSIC X-MEN, or X-MEN CLASSIC (depending on the issue number).
Dazzler looks like an illustration taken from the "Pryde of the X-Men" video cassette box art, or concept art for that animated pilot.
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Matt Hawes
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I'm not sure if my guess about the artist of the Cyclops figure is correct, but I think I am safe in stating neither Paul Smith or Marc Silvestri drew that piece. It's not Michael Golden, either.
Edited by Matt Hawes on 08 December 2017 at 11:08am
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Matt Hawes
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| Posted: 08 December 2017 at 11:10am | IP Logged | 6
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Nightcrawler is certainly by Alan Davis, and Wolverine is unquestionably by Dave Cockrum. Storm appears to be Ron Lim. Colossus looks like Adam Kubert, or Tom Raney?
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Peter Martin
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Kubert was my guess for Colossus also.
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Phil Southern
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Cyclops is definitely Steve Lightle.
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Brad Monje
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Pretty sure that Storm is Jim Lee, but someone drew her original costume over one of his drawings. It looks like it came from X-Men #1 that he drew.
Very certain that Cyclops is Steve Lightle like Matt Hawes said, but I can't find where it came from.
Colossus is Andy Kubert, like Matt and Peter said, from Uncanny X-Men #279.
And I would agree that Dazzler most likely came from something to do with that Pryde of the X-Men cartoon, but sorry, no answer on who did it.
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Darren Ashmore
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The Cyclops image looks a lot like Rick Leonard to me, the shape of the arm isn't saying Steve Lightle.
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Brad Monje
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I got this reply from Steve Lightle from Facebook ;
"It is a copy (partially redrawn) Cyclops style guide drawing that I did. I drew dozens of Cyclops, Magneto, and Wolverine drawings for the merch department around that time."
He also suggested Will Meugniot for who might have done Dazzler.
Edited by Brad Monje on 10 December 2017 at 11:45am
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Andrew W. Farago
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Will Meugniot says it's not his Dazzler, but that it may be from the "East Coast style guide," in which case it would be hard to pin down exactly who drew it. Not much of a consensus on Storm yet, either.
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