Marvel 1990s Gallery
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Acradian Systems ad for the Silver Surfer video game for the Nintendo NES (1990)
Brigitte Nielsen as She-Hulk: test shots for an unmade 1990s Marvel movie.
talesfromweirdland:Background cels from the 1994 Marvel cartoon, Fantastic Four. Painted in gouache
HULK IMITATES CREATION OF ADAM! Some animation cels, and their original drawings, from Marvel’s 1996
How to draw Spider-Man: model sheets from the 1994 animated TV series. (And two extra for Venom.)
Background cels from the 1994 Marvel cartoon, Fantastic Four. Painted in gouache on board.
talesfromweirdland:Brigitte Nielsen as She-Hulk: test shots for an unmade 1990s Marvel movie.
talesfromweirdland:Luxurious animation backgrounds from Marvel’s Iron Man (1994). Gouache, I t
STAR WARS by Marvel legend Jack Kirby. Art for a Topps trading card, early 1990s.
The All-New, All-Different X-Men by Alex Ross from the cover of Wizard Magazine #95 (1999)
paulinaganucheau:Cyclops and Jean Grey 1990s love
In the 1990s, DC Comics, trailing behind Marvel in most respects, got the license to make short live
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of X-Men: The Arcade Game by Konami, which was released on February
30 years ago today, Comics Buyer’s Guide reported the seismic news that the artists behind Mar
Wolverine by Jim Lee with inks by Scott Williams from a poster published by Dynamic Forces (1997)
Wolverine by Jim Lee in a piece of promo art from Marvel Age #92 (1990)
Marvel ad for Spider-Man video game titles, including Arcade’s Revenge, Return of the Sinister
Marvel house ad for The X-Tinction Agenda crossover featuring art by Jim Lee (1990)
X-Men: The Mighty Mutant Tour print by Jim Lee (1992)
Promo poster for X-Men: The Mighty Mutant Tour featuring art by Jim Lee and Scott Williams (1992)30
Wolverine, Cyclops and Gambit by Jim Lee from the X-Men: Keepsake Collection II (1992)
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of Youngblood #1 (1992) with Rob Liefeld’s cover of Wiza
X-Men ’92: House of XCII #1 variant cover art by Scott Williams with colors by Sebastian Cheng
Color me a little annoyed that these back up stories from the 1990s Marvel annuals never seem to be
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