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Wolverine Artist Appreciation Month

From: ComicMix.com
Written by: Glenn Hauman

Marvel's press release:

Marvel is proud to announce that in honor of Wolverine's 35th anniversary, numerous Marvel titles will feature Wolverine Art Appreciation Variant Covers in April, as part of Wolverine Art Appreciation Month. In the tradition of Marvel's previous variant cover programs, featuring everything from villains to zombies to monkeys, select Marvel titles will feature variant covers spotlighting the most popular X-Man through a unique lens! Inspired by some of the world's greatest artists, these variant covers depict Wolverine like you've never seen him before, in styles reminiscent of Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol and more!

"This is a huge year for Wolverine as he proves why he's arguably one of the most popular characters in the world," explained Joe Quesada, Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief. "He's not just popular with fans but also with artists, as evidenced by how many of today's top comic artists jockey for a chance to draw him. This got us thinking: what if Wolverine had been around for hundreds, if not thousands, of years? What great, classic artists would want a crack at drawing a Wolverine cover?"

We here at ComicMix are hereby starting Wolverine Artist Appreciation Month. This will pay tribute to the great, classic artists that have gone into creating Wolverine over the years, yet somehow are not getting their fair share from Marvel over the character to which they contributed so much, and who have been underappreciated in so many other ways.

So please, take a moment to thank:

• Len Wein
• Herb Trimpe
• John Romita Sr.
• Chris Claremont
• Dave Cockrum
• John Byrne
• Terry Austin

In particular, if you'd like to honor the late great Dave Cockrum, please consider purchasing some of his file copy comic books from his estate to help his widow Paty. The list of available books is here.

Fan-Art: X3 icons

Part1:
( Rogue / Marie D'Ancanto )
( Phoenix / Jean Grey )
( Pyro/John )
( Arch Angel/Warren Worthington )

Part 2:
( Beast/Hank McCoy )
( Callisto, Psylocke & Arclight )
( Juggernaut/Cain Marko )
( Cyclops/Scott Summers )
( Colossus/Piotr Rasputin )
( Storm/Ororo Munroe )

Part 3:
( Iceman/Bobby Drake )
( Wolverine/Logan/James Howlett )
( Professor Xavier/Charles Xavier )
( Multiple Man/Jamie Maddorx )

Part 4:
( Mixed )
( Magneto/Eric Lensherr )
( Shadowcat/Kitty Pryde )
( Mystique/Raven Darkholme )

Wolverine Body Art

From Here.

Official Logo for Wolverine.

20th Century Fox's official website has now included X-Men Origins: Wolverine. There you can find a synopsis of the film as well as logo artwork.



The Wolverine section also includes buttons for the trailer, website and a widget. However it's only the website button that's functional and it brings you to the X3 website.
However this does raise hopes that an official site won't be to far behind, as well as the official trailer for the film