First X-Men

Wrapping up Neal Adams Week at Unpublished X-Men, we bring you a shot of Wolverine that was one of a series of Ebay auctions some years back.  This week has featured Neal Adams drawing the All-New All-Different X-Men, rather than the Original Team he drew in the comics.  If you haven't seen it yet, check out First X-Men, a series he drew just last year featuring Wolverine's attempt to bring together a team of mutants before Professor X's original team!

Neal Adams Portfolio

According to ComicArtFans.com, this portfolio was never produced, and this plate is the only one that ever existed.

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=122672&GSub=10538

Neal Adams Loves, Marvel Kills

Comic Book Legends Revealed has a detailed article examining the story behind these unused pages by Neal Adams.  The pages were for a graphic novel that later became God Loves, Man Kills by Chris Claremont and Brent Anderson.

http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2011/02/11/comic-book-legends-revealed-300-part-1/

Gold Team

The X-Men Gold Team circa 1991 by Art Thibert, who not only inked Whilce Portacio on Uncanny X-Men, but followed Jim Lee as penciller of X-Men for a few issues.

Titans

I don't have any background information about this foreign language comic, but it may reprint Dazzler 17.  If anyone has any more information, feel free to let us know!

Marie Severin

From The Marvel Age of Comics, Marie Severin's original sketch for X-Men #69, with Sal Buscema's final art.

http://themarvelageofcomics.tumblr.com/post/39249029185/heres-marie-severins-cover-sketch-for-x-men-69

Right click to view the full size image.

Holocaust

An awesome shot of Age of Apocalypse villain Holocaust by Clayton Crain.

Third Line-Up - Updated!

Although there is no artist credited, this X-Men group shot from The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe - Master Edition looks like the work of Dave Cockrum to me.

Update - Josef Rubinstein's Facebook page confirms that he inked this artwork by Dave Cockrum.  I've included his picture of the line art below.

http://www.josefrubinstein.com/Drawings/JR/home.aspx