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dave cockrum came up with awesome beards, like the one on BLACK TOM CASSIDY to go with his nice blow-dried hairstyle

dave cockrum came up with awesome beards, like the one on BLACK TOM CASSIDY to go with his nice blow-dried hairstyle

bad hair day for NIGHTCRAWLER. also, another cockrum innovoation — the panel gutters made of electricity and the layout radiating from roughly the center of the page to diffuse claremont’s excessive verbiage from cluttering the artwork

bad hair day for NIGHTCRAWLER. also, another cockrum innovoation — the panel gutters made of electricity and the layout radiating from roughly the center of the page to diffuse claremont’s excessive verbiage from cluttering the artwork

intrapanel:

The highlight just makes Adama’s halo seem even grander.

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA #2

1979, Marvel Comics

Dave Cockrum cover

intrapanel:

The face of the enemy.

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA #2
1979, Marvel Comics
Dave Cockrum cover

intrapanel:

The face of the enemy.

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA #2

1979, Marvel Comics

Dave Cockrum cover

having the X-Men trade outfits with the Imperial Guard must have been a lunch-hour gag about Cockrum’s distinct clothing designs. I’m glad they saw it through
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X-Men #107 by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum

having the X-Men trade outfits with the Imperial Guard must have been a lunch-hour gag about Cockrum’s distinct clothing designs. I’m glad they saw it through

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X-Men #107 by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum

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X-Men #107 by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum

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X-Men #107 by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum

late era cockrum cheesecake of STORM

late era cockrum cheesecake of STORM

even Dave Cockrum fan mail, as photographed by Intrapanel, is gorgeous
intrapanel:

Leftover from yesterday’s look at CAPTAIN MARVEL #28.
There may or may not be content today. Feeling pretty awful.
In the meantime, treat this like a word search puzzle.

even Dave Cockrum fan mail, as photographed by Intrapanel, is gorgeous

intrapanel:

Leftover from yesterday’s look at CAPTAIN MARVEL #28.

There may or may not be content today. Feeling pretty awful.

In the meantime, treat this like a word search puzzle.

PRETTY
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X-Men #104 by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum

PRETTY

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X-Men #104 by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum

Havok’s whole career depends on an artist’s willingness to use a compass.
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X-Men #100 by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum

Havok’s whole career depends on an artist’s willingness to use a compass.

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X-Men #100 by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum

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