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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Dave_CockrumDave Cockrum - Wikipedia

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   David Emmett Cockrum (/ ˈ k ɒ k r ə m /; November 11, 1943 – November 26, 2006) was an American comics artist known for his co-creation of the new X-Men characters Nightcrawler, Storm, Colossus, and Mystique, as well as the antiheroine Black Cat.

3. www.nytimes.com › 2006/11/29 › artsDave Cockrum, 63, Comic Book Artist, Dies - The New York Times

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   Nov 29, 2006 · Dave Cockrum, an illustrator who in the mid-1970s helped invent a dynamic new look and intriguing new characters for the moribund “X-Men” comics, paving the way for what became America’s most...

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5. 13thdimension.com › dave-cockrum-the-illustratedDAVE COCKRUM: The Illustrated Evolution of the X-MEN’S STORM

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   Jun 30, 2022 · Posted By Dan Greenfield on Jun 30, 2022 | 3 comments. One of comics’ great characters by one of comics’ great creators…. One of the most anticipated comics history books is out July 6, from TwoMorrows: The Life & Art of Dave Cockrum, a lush look at the late artist’s influential career.

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6. uncannyxmen.net › miscellaneous › how-to-create-aHOW TO CREATE A LEGEND (Dave Cockrum's designs for the X-Men)

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   What started out as an attempt to breathe some new life in a failed idea became the biggest franchise in comic industry. This article will take a look at the creative process of Dave Cockrum when it came to designing the all-new, all-different X-Men. DC’s proposal - the Man of Steel.

7. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-2006-nov-28-meDave Cockrum, 63; comics illustrator popularized X-Men

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   Nov. 28, 2006 12 AM PT. Times Staff Writer. Dave Cockrum, the illustrator for the landmark 1970s overhauling of the X-Men that turned a relatively obscure Marvel Comics title into a 1980s...

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   Person » Dave Cockrum is credited in 622 issues. An American comic artist who helped rebirth the X-Men, creating some of the most iconic characters to date. Summary

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   Who was Dave Cockrum?

   • Dave Cockrum, an illustrator who in the mid-1970s helped invent a dynamic new look and intriguing new characters for the moribund “X-Men” comics, paving the way for what became America’s most popular comic books and a billion-dollar movie empire, died on Nov. 26 at his home in Belpon, S.C. He was 63.

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   When did Cockrum become a writer?

   • In 1993, Cockrum was recruited by Claypool Comics to produce work for them, resulting in several stories for Claypool's Elvira, Mistress of the Dark series beginning with #7.

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   What happened to Dave Cockrum?

   • Cockrum was much loved for his attention to his fans, particularly on the Nightscrawlers forum where he would answer questions and give opinions on the current use of his characters. Dave had sadly passed away on November 26th 2006. Marvel published a special tribute issue for Dave with some of his unpublished work.

   Dave Cockrum (Person) - Comic Vine

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   Was Cockrum a humanoid cat?

   • Cockrum had originally intended for the character to be a shape-shifter called the Black Cat, who “could transform into a humanoid cat, a cougar or similar large cat, or a tabby housecat,” and who had “dark hair which was sort of like Wolverine’s, tufted on top with the ear effect.”

   DAVE COCKRUM: The Illustrated Evolution of the X-MEN’S STORM

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10. www.twomorrows.com › comicbookartist › articlesDave Cockrum Interview - Comic Book Artist #6 - TwoMorrows ...

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    The Marvel Days of the Co-Creator of the New X-Men. Conducted by Jon B. Cooke. From Comic Book Artist #6. Dave Cockrum got his start as a fan artist way back in the '60s and broke in the field as Murphy Anderson's assistant at DC Comics.