Gambit is not a bad guess. One of these days in the main description body I'll discuss the character on whom Harlan was modeled.

I like how she's in a different costume in each memory. Brainy's hand finds its way a little further south than on the original cover.

It's always suspenseful to watch someone watching someone else from the shadows. The hunched posture of the lower figure suggests he's deranged, concentrating on that device in his hand.

Don't mess with Dark Opal! Colon chooses a variety of angles and crops for this twelve panel dialogue page, including an unconventional half-face close-up in panel five.

Definitely an unusual combo, with Perez' details feeling different under Colon's fine lines, free of blocking and shading.

Wings AND horn! A unisus! Or something. Anyway, very dynamic second panel.

Colon went all-in with gothic architecture on this series.

As a Wonder Woman artist extraordinaire, Nicola is a perfect fit for Amethyst. The two princesses should have a crossover mini-series. Or maybe they have?

The whole thing is amazing, but I particularly love the giant Greyskull mouth on the door arch.

This splash is the "big reveal" that she's not in Kansas anymore. Colon set the mood so well with all the creepy architecture.

Nice catch! I wonder who has all the Amethyst art.

Striking design! Pink never looked so creepy.

A triumph!

The gang's all here! Wendy Pini did not expect to be immortalized like this.

Patterson was a good bridge between Broderick and Giffen on pencils.

Block and Wildfire made a great odd couple, hothead and straight man.  Drake gets a nice hero moment here.

The best hair artist in comics. Is that a weird thing to say?

One of the modern masters of layout. Nice!

Abs of steel ground an impressive prehistoric scene.

Omar has a fun and colorful style. Nice lightning glare in background and chestplate too.

I agree. Lightle brought the book back to the sleek but detailed figures of the Great Darkness era.

An exemplary page from a seminal story. Congratulations!

Great prompt, excellent character choice, and lovely execution. Five stars!

Sure, why not? Dazzler's series had plenty of unexpected guest stars. This is the team-up we never knew we needed, with music and punches flying freely. When Princess Projectra catches Val making beautiful music with Al, the sparks will fly!

Leaves one wondering the story about the rope.

Very Byrnian!

Woah, what's she been feeding Lockheed this year? And working on her crunches too.

Kitty takes AIM and strikes!

Nice color! It's also good when she's shown phasing through something besides a blank wall.

Barbara means business! Nice lighting effects.

Barbara means business! Nice lighting effects.

Interesting for an 80s series not to have the dialogue written on the page. The good thing is that it leaves more room for the art.

Check out Xavier's teeth and Logan's individually crafted stubble.

Can't go wrong with Mico. Nice bubble effects.

Love the frogskin textures.

Now that's a good Mystery Sketch!

Dampyr has the sadism and vampires. Martin Mystere has the abuse and Nazis. There have occasionally been crossovers between the Bonelli series. There's even one where Martin meets Nathan Never.

A great example of its era. Finding the siege gun looks like the easy part.

Realistic and energetic all at once, not an easy combination.

One of the first comics I owned. I was captivated by Broderick's art and the story, even knowing nothing about Hydra or S.H.I.E.L.D.

Nice wash tones. I particularly like the faces of Kurt and Sean.

Excellent rendering of the tragic aftermath.

Great team shot!

Sal puts the "pow" in Power Man! Though ROM renders his strength redundant.

Classic contrapusto!

Logan's all around, in Bradshaw's super detail.

Christie has been having fun with this series of cat-themed covers.

Giant-Sized Micronauts! An oxymoron, perhaps. That one can go on the wall. 

It just goes to show, let the artist plan the art! Fangfully, you did.