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All New X-Men 33 Variant Cover (Volume 1, 2014) - Earth-1610 Miles Morales (early appearance pre Spider-Verse) 1st meets Earth-616 X-Men Marvel Girl (Jean Grey), Beast, Angel & Iceman

Location: Marvel Comics
Artists: Pasqual  Ferry (Penciller) ,  Pascual  Ferry (Penciller) ,  Brian Bendia (Writer)

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Location: Marvel Comics
Title: All New X-Men 33 Variant Cover (Volume 1, 2014) - Earth-1610 Miles Morales (early appearance pre Spider-Verse) 1st meets Earth-616 X-Men Marvel Girl (Jean Grey), Beast, Angel & Iceman*
Artist:  Pasqual  Ferry (Penciller) ,  Pascual  Ferry (Penciller) ,  Brian Bendia (Writer)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1570
Likes on CAF: 7
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 1/24/2023

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Completed a trade with RomitaMan for this Pascual Ferry All-New X-Men cover, featuring an early Miles Morales Spider-Man appearance. This art was published directly from Pascual's pencils. I've been on the lookout for a nice cover with Miles in his original costume so I'm thrilled to find this! The comic book was published after Miles met Peter Parker in Spider-Men (June 2012) and Ultimate Cataclysm (Oct 2013) but before Spider-verse (Nov 2014) and Secret Wars (May 2015). Much of Miles Morales early art was done digitally besides his first appearance cover for Ultimate Fallout 4 by Mark Bagley and Ultimate Comics: AlI-New Spider-Man #1 variant cover by Sara Pichelli. The first physical interior art of Miles Morales started in Ultimate Comics: All-New Spider-Man #5 by David Messina (Dec 2011).

"All-New X-Men" comic began in 2012 when the original teenage X-Men (Cyclops, Beast, Angel, Iceman, and Marvel Girl) from the early Silver Age Lee/Kirby era time travelled from the past into the messy, present day Marvel Universe.

This comic storyline sees the young X-Men use Cerebro to locate a new mutant named Carmen Cruise. Young Carmen is only just coming into her powers and when approached she accidentally teleports the X-Men from Earth-616 to the Ultimate Universe dimension Earth-1610. The X-Men team is scattered around the Ultimate Universe's version of Earth. Luckily Jean Grey quickly stumbles upon Miles Morales Spider-Man. Miles helps Jean locate her team and get them back to Earth-616 with the Ultimate X-Men's assistant.

Miles Morales Spider-Man was introduced in Ultimate Fallout #4 (2011). When the original Ultimate Spider-Man (Peter Parker) died, Miles took his place as the new Spider-Man of the Ultimate continuity. Following the merger of realities in 2015's Secret Wars, the popular Miles became a resident of the traditional Marvel Earth-616.

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K Gearon Member Since 2011
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Posted On 1/24/2023

Nice composition and some clean pencil work by Ferry - love his lines.  Miles with the original teenaged X-Men - I can dig it!  Congrats!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 1/24/2023

Bendis does a great job to establish Miles with teenage characters much like Ultimate Spider-Man teamed Peter with the teen X-Men.  Even to this day, Miles' title features a lot of the new teen heroes.  The Pascual Ferry composition keeps the orginal X-Men looking young and full of vibrant energy.    

Paul P Spiderversity Member Since 2011
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Posted On 1/24/2023

I always love seeing Pascual Ferry's pencils.   And that's so great having Miles Morales front and center like that ---  Beautiful cover!

Natalie Ledger Member Since 2012
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Posted On 1/24/2023

Beautiful cover!

Jason Hussa Member Since 2017
Posted On 2/8/2023

Fantastic cover, Ledge!  Pasqual's smooth line always lends itself to so much motion and fluidity, and the movement in this piece is really striking.  And to have an early example of Miles is SUPER-awesome!  A really fun piece full of youthful energy and promise!  Congrats on the great pick up, Ledge!