My first exposure to the this character was in a reprint of Giant Size X-men #1 that was in a box of comics I was given by a neighbor who was moving away. Besides having the first black superhero I ever saw on the team (Storm, for the record), the comic also featured this German mutant ninja elf teleporter! The magnificent Kurt Wagner instantly became my favorite X-man, and X-men became my second favorite comic (Spidey was still the king...). Nightcrawler (a devout religious man who looked like a demon) exemplified the "don't judge a book by its cover" message of the X-men books that helped shape my childhood.
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2 comments:
Sweet.
You really captured the subtle color and shading of his skin. Seeing that makes me miss the old Alan Davis Excalibur.
I'm still pissed that the film screwed him up so much. Not only did he not look like Nightcrawler, he didn't act like Nightcrawler.
I liked the movie Nightcrawler. but he wasn't the real Nightcrawler.
but yeah, I'm glad you like the drawing. Alan Davis is awesome... I liked Carlos Pacheco's Nightcrawler as too. Actually, both those uys could draw any character and make them look awesome!
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