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(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 9:04 pm
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1) Storm, by John Byrne: Before she went all Grace Jones under later
artists, Byrne really emphasized her lush, exotic feminity...
2) Psylocke, by Jim Lee: At least before he started phoning it in and
letting his Studio take care of the real work, Lee's literal revision
of Psylocke was smoking! The purple hair worked better as an accent
than it ever had on British Betsy...
3) Rogue, by Jim Lee: Thinking here principally of Savage Land Rogue,
the version that deserves her own series if any version of Rogue does.
The long hair, the barely-there outfit...
4) Shadowcat, by Alan Davis: Kitty is normally more *cute* than hot,
but Davis' artistic alchemy can work its magic on *anyone*...It
probably didn't hurt that he gave her a bust enhancement that came out
of nowhere and has since returned there...
5) Mirage, by Art Adams: OK, it was only two issues, but DAMN, Adams
made an impression! Actually, his Magick was pretty enticing, too...So
was Karma...hmmm...
Those are my Top Five! Who are yours?
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2005 2:55 pm
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"Hand-of-Omega" <handofomega RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> 1) Storm, by John Byrne: Before she went all Grace Jones under later
> artists, Byrne really emphasized her lush, exotic feminity...
>
> 2) Psylocke, by Jim Lee: At least before he started phoning it in and
> letting his Studio take care of the real work, Lee's literal revision
> of Psylocke was smoking! The purple hair worked better as an accent
> than it ever had on British Betsy...
>
> 3) Rogue, by Jim Lee: Thinking here principally of Savage Land Rogue,
> the version that deserves her own series if any version of Rogue does.
> The long hair, the barely-there outfit...
>
> 4) Shadowcat, by Alan Davis: Kitty is normally more *cute* than hot,
> but Davis' artistic alchemy can work its magic on *anyone*...It
> probably didn't hurt that he gave her a bust enhancement that came out
> of nowhere and has since returned there...
>
> 5) Mirage, by Art Adams: OK, it was only two issues, but DAMN, Adams
> made an impression! Actually, his Magick was pretty enticing, too...So
> was Karma...hmmm...
>
> Those are my Top Five! Who are yours?
>
> Dex,
> who was going to exclude Kitty just to piss out Emerald Samurai, but to
> hell with it...^^
>
Frank Quitely drawing Emma Frost, who obviously has stock in a company that
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2005 8:08 pm
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Isn't the hottest X-Woman, pretty much by definition, Magma? Of course,
if you include the Exiles alternate universe types, there's sunfire for
competition. (and Frankie Raye would be in the competition)
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2005 9:23 pm
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Hand-of-Omega wrote:
> 1) Storm, by John Byrne: Before she went all Grace Jones under later
> artists, Byrne really emphasized her lush, exotic feminity...
>
> 2) Psylocke, by Jim Lee: At least before he started phoning it in and
> letting his Studio take care of the real work, Lee's literal revision
> of Psylocke was smoking! The purple hair worked better as an accent
> than it ever had on British Betsy...
>
> 3) Rogue, by Jim Lee: Thinking here principally of Savage Land Rogue,
> the version that deserves her own series if any version of Rogue does.
> The long hair, the barely-there outfit...
>
> 4) Shadowcat, by Alan Davis: Kitty is normally more *cute* than hot,
> but Davis' artistic alchemy can work its magic on *anyone*...It
> probably didn't hurt that he gave her a bust enhancement that came out
> of nowhere and has since returned there...
>
> 5) Mirage, by Art Adams: OK, it was only two issues, but DAMN, Adams
> made an impression! Actually, his Magick was pretty enticing, too...So
> was Karma...hmmm...
>
> Those are my Top Five! Who are yours?
>
> Dex,
> who was going to exclude Kitty just to piss out Emerald Samurai, but to
> hell with it...^^
>
I totally agree with you about Storm, she had a great look
as well as Psylocke
but Kitty (and Jubilee) are skanks and Rogue is simply untouchable.
but no list can be complete with Jean Grey as done by anyone. There is
something about Marvel and redheads that can't be beat.
Cerise by Alan Davis. She was innocent but still capable with a
Stranger In a Strange Land/tourist learning new things attitude that was
fun. I wish Alan could have done more with her. She got ruined by
later writers with all that shiar criminal crap.
Tessa. I sure wish my desktop pc looked like that 
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2005 10:16 pm
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Hand-of-Omega wrote:
> Those are my Top Five! Who are yours?
1. Storm... and it really doesn't much matter by whom.
2. Jean by just about anyone other than Quitely.
3. Psylocke by Alan Davis (I'm partial to pre-Asian Psylocke, but he
still draws her better than anyone else, imo)
4. Kitty by almost anyone.
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2005 12:09 am
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William George Ferguson wrote:
> Isn't the hottest X-Woman, pretty much by definition, Magma? Of course,
> if you include the Exiles alternate universe types, there's sunfire for
> competition. (and Frankie Raye would be in the competition)
>
By that definition Pheonix Red or Green would be the hottest
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(Msg. 7) Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2005 1:55 am
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(Msg. 8) Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2005 8:54 pm
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> Those are my Top Five! Who are yours?
1. Colossus: Big strong six-and-a-half-foot Russian farmboy...poet, artist,
romantic...and you just *know* he has a deep voice!
2. Bishop: Musclebound shaved-headed Black tough-guy...another
six-and-a-half-footer!
3. Beast, pre-fur: Hairy-chested (and armed) football player...and he's
smart, too!
4. Wolverine: Short stocky muscle-daddy...looks his best in jeans, tank-top,
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(Msg. 9) Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2005 4:55 am
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On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 20:54:58 -0400,"Mike" <woofhunter.TakeThisOut@sympatico.ca>
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>3. Beast, pre-fur: Hairy-chested (and armed) football player...and he's
>smart, too!
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>4. Wolverine: Short stocky muscle-daddy...looks his best in jeans, tank-top,
>cowboy boots and cowboy hat.
Definitely those two, plus...
Banshee. Something about the Irish brogue and broad chest
Magneto- especially when Jim Lee was drawing him
Christian
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(Msg. 10) Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 12:35 am
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"Christian Smith" <christian DeleteThis @jasdigital.com> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 20:54:58 -0400,"Mike" <woofhunter DeleteThis @sympatico.ca>
> wrote
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>>3. Beast, pre-fur: Hairy-chested (and armed) football player...and he's
>>smart, too!
>>
>>4. Wolverine: Short stocky muscle-daddy...looks his best in jeans,
>>tank-top,
>>cowboy boots and cowboy hat.
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> Definitely those two, plus...
>
> Banshee. Something about the Irish brogue and broad chest
Definitely in the Jim Lee through Gen X days...I have to shake off memories
of his original big-hair look though! LOL
There's the #5 that I couldn't think of!
> Magneto- especially when Jim Lee was drawing him
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(Msg. 11) Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 2:38 pm
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Chicks:
1-STORM esp Art Adams and Marc Silvestri versions naturalism meets
fetishism
2- EMMA FROST Phil Jimenez, Ethan VanSciver, Quitely even
3- ROGUE by Silvestri punky and aggressive, pre-Gambit
4-DANI MOONSTAR Art Adams, Bill Sienkiewicz and Adam Pollina, sexiest
tomboy beanpole looong before Keira Knightley made it fashionable.
5-RACHEL SUMMERS- Noone wore a mullet better
Dudes:
1-ANGEL esp Michael Golden's and Neal Adams
2-WOLVERINE short and stocky with something to prove, esp Art Adams and
Silvestri, Barry Windsor Smith
3-SUNSPOT Brazilian men are legendary
4-COLOSSUS 6 and half feet of dreamy goodness
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(Msg. 12) Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 5:20 pm
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elfbard wrote:
> My vote goes for Rachel's 80s look. That girl makes short cropped
hair look
> good.
I also liked her in that suit and tie she wore once or twice; alot
better than those danskins!
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(Msg. 13) Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2005 2:29 pm
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>> My vote goes for Rachel's 80s look. That girl makes short cropped
> hair look
>> good.
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> I also liked her in that suit and tie she wore once or twice; alot
> better than those danskins!
Danskins? You talking about the leotard or the Hound outfit?
She dose pull off the FBI look pretty well, bit I had a serious thing for
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(Msg. 14) Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2005 2:11 pm
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elfbard wrote:
> >> My vote goes for Rachel's 80s look. That girl makes short cropped
> > hair look
> >> good.
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> > I also liked her in that suit and tie she wore once or twice; alot
> > better than those danskins!
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> Danskins? You talking about the leotard or the Hound outfit?
>
The leotards.
> She dose pull off the FBI look pretty well, bit I had a serious thing
for
> the Hound suit.
Until people recently started pointing it out, I honestly didn't
realize how far back Claremont's use of BnD imagery went...
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(Msg. 15) Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2005 4:46 pm
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Hand-of-Omega wrote:
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> Until people recently started pointing it out, I honestly didn't
> realize how far back Claremont's use of BnD imagery went...
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> Dex
>
I think fans should be carefull about what conclusions they make about
a creator from their work.
Using BnD imagery is hardly exclusive to Claremonte. You also cannot
ignore the input the artist or other sources.
But most of keep in mind that that same BnD imagery is very popular
with the customers. and sales is the biggest determining factor of all.
Its just as likely the creator knows what the customer wants and is
giving it to them.
Should we conclude that the creator of Hannibal Lector is also a cannibal?
A person can enjoy murder mysteries and horror stories and still be
perfectly normal and law abiding.
So there should be more proof before jumping to conclusions otherwise
its slander.
as it is, I'm still trying to forget what John Byrne had done to Susan
Richards ;P
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