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Considering that Jim Lee is one of the most successful comic book artists of all time, its rare for him to be involved in a project that flops Yet thats exactly what happened with '90s Marvel hero "Nightcat," the publishers attempt to create their own superhero pop star, which wound up falling flat, in a hilarious bit of behind-the-scenes comic book industry lore.

On Instagram, Jim Lee shared how a recent dinner with fellow artists Joe Jusko and Denys Cowan during the Bedrock City Comic Con brought back some old memories. As it turns out, in 1991, all three contributed to Nightcat, the superhero identity created by Marvel for aspiring actress Jacqueline Tavares.

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Lee explained how he was approached by Stan Lee and editor Bob Budiansky to design Nightcats costume, with Joe Jusko painting the cover for her debut comic,...

This X-Men cosplay perfectly captures the moral complexity of Emma Frost, Magik, and Psylocke through their dark heroism and villainy. Each character's morality remains fluid and complicated, shaped by different writers and stories over decades of evolution. The cosplay reflects the intricate, multi-faceted nature of these iconic characters, showcasing their ever-changing heroic and dark sides.

The X-Men are one of the most morally complex superhero teams out there, and one cosplay has brought together several of their darkest members for an amazing team featuring Emma Frost, Magik and Psylocke. These three characters run the gamut of morality, shifting between heroism and villainy over decades, and they show exactly why the X-Men franchise thrives on complicated, multi-faceted stories full of twists, turns and so, so many retcons.

MindFall Media (@mindfallmedia) has shared their photography of this incredible cosplay which brings three of the X-Mens most complex heroines to life.

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Classic Batman and Superman art by Jim Lee and Alex Ross returns as an exclusive variant cover for San Diego Comic-Con 2024. Preorders start on July 16 at 3 Pm Eastern Time for the opportunity to own this limited release in three formats: Unsigned, Signed, or Cgc Signature Series. The dynamic art by Lee and painterly style by Ross perfectly captures the essence of the Dark Knight and Man of Steel.

Alex Ross and Jim Lees unforgettable Batman and Superman art is returning in a new comic release and giving fans an exclusive opportunity to own a piece of comic book history. Below are the full details of how fans can get their hands on a copy, as well as a preview of the art.

Nearly a decade ago, Jim Lee and Alex Ross set the DC fandom aflame with their Batman and Superman art collaboration. Now, this classic illustration is returning as...

Jim Lee drew a unique Batman/Wolverine piece for a benefit auction to help comics legend John Ostrander. Lee created the artwork during a packed panel at the 2009 San Diego Comic-Con, impressing fans and raising funds. The piece, featuring stunning artwork, showcased Lee's talent and generosity, leaving a lasting impression on those who witnessed it.

Jim Lee has drawn some of the greatest images of Batman and Wolverine of all time, but one particular piece has a special relevance all its own. Iconic writer and industry giant Gail Simone recently shared a story from 2009 about the current DC President contributing a one-of-a-kind piece of artwork for a worthy cause.

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Sharing her story in a thread on X, Gail Simone says the rare Batman/Wolverine piece by Jim Lee was drawn during the 2009 San Diego Comic-Con to help comics legend John Ostrander,...

Wolverine and Cyclops face off in an epic cosplay as rivals-turned-allies against Omega Red. Cosplay includes a mix of classic comic designs, hinting at a deeper history between the X-Men characters. Wolverine and Cyclops' relationship has evolved from rivalry to comrades, influenced by changing times.

The X-Men have had many ferocious fights, and a new cosplay has brought one such battle to life as Wolverine and Cyclops face off against Russias most dangerous mutant. Sporting snazzy blue costumes, Scott Summers and Logan are in perfect sync in this cosplay, a far cry from their oft-tumultuous time as rivals, both romantically and politically. Their shared history is one of the deepest bonds in the X-Men, which imbues cosplays like this with all the more meaning.

Several cosplayers have teamed up to bring an X-Men battle to life as Cyclops and Wolverine face off against Omega Red. Demetrius Holt (@hellspawned...

Jim Lee's version of Superman and Batman get the cosplay treatment that honors his art and brings it into the live-action space. @foggyknight14 and @zack_attack_cosplay are prolific cosplayers who look the part of Superman and Batman, respectively. This Jim Lee art premiered on alternate comic covers for Superman and Batman's solo series, with Mr. Lee recently creating a cover featuring Wonder Woman to complete this trifecta of superhero art.

In DC Comics, Superman and Batman have been drawn by countless talents over the decades, with Jim Lees artistic take on these heroic characters producing some of the most well-recognized and popular comic book art of all time. And now, in an inspired cosplay collaboration, Jim Lees versions of The Dark Knight and the Man of Steel are brought into the live-action space, effortlessly paying homage to Mr. Lees legendary status as the influential storyteller he is.

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DC Comics artist Jim Lee pays tribute to Akira Toriyama with a stunning Goku fanart, honoring the Dragon Ball creator's legacy. Jim Lee's illustration captures the essence of Goku in his signature comic art style, while also reflecting Toriyama's artistic influence on the nerd community in this piece as well. The wide-reaching impact of Toriyama's work is evident as various creators pay homage, showing the enduring legacy of Dragon Ball.

Akira Toriyama, the influential anime and manga creator of Dragon Ball, recently passed through Other World on his way to his next adventure, leaving behind an incredible legacy that fans will not soon forget. To honor Akira Toriyama as well as give his take on what Dragon Balls main protagonist would look like drawn by his hand, legendary DC Comics artist Jim Lee has whipped up his own Goku fanart that does Toriyamas character justice.

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Get excited, Jim Lee will officially be drawing the X-Men for the first time in years in the DC Versus Marvel Omnibus collection. The new companion publication, DC/Marvel: The Amalgam Age, features exclusive covers by Jim Lee that will be available only in comic shops. The DC Versus Marvel Omnibus will collect iconic crossovers like Superman vs The Amazing Spider-Man, bringing thrilling comic book history back to fans.

For the first time in almost three decades, Jim Lee will be officially drawing the X-Men. The artwork comes courtesy of the recently announced DC Versus Marvel Omnibus, which represents many classic crossovers from yesteryear that have been out of print for decades.

Shared via Instagram, Jim Lee revealed his cover for DC Versus Marvel Omnibus collection, which will be released August 6. Lee will also be providing a cover for the companion DC/Marvel: The Amalgam Age omnibus hardcover collection.