Rob Liefeld and Marc Silvestri Talk 90s X-Men | X-Men: 60 Uncanny Years
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Ryan Penagos talks with legendary creators Rob Liefeld and Marc Silvestri about their iconic work on the X-Men in the 1990s, as part of X-Men: 60 Uncanny Years, a Marvel Unlimited Virtual Event.
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These guys were a big chunk of my 90s comic book days and great to see they still have that same passion and energy so many years later. True Pros.
Marc, Rob, Jim Lee, Whilce, plus Art Adams, Alan Davis and more were a huge influence in my career interest in X-titles, but also comics in general , and my career drawing comics. They are some of the best around!
X-tinction Agenda ruled Liefeld's action in that epic was next level. Silvestri will always hold a special place in my heart as well.
X-Men 90s animated show is quite a classic especially with its iconic theme song music.
I saw the show for the first time recently and i liked everything except storm. She seemd too much like she was living in the 1950s instead of the 1990s like the other X-Men. Her demeanor felt dramatically distinctive compared to the other characters. I know storm is meant to be sophisticated but she didnt exactly need to be so straightforward and bland imo
The cartoon and Age of Apocalypse is what did it for me.
@@baIoney I WILL MEET YOU AT THE MONORAAAAIIILLL!!!!
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Thts cuz Storm came from a backwoods African tribe that thought Storm was a deity
One of the best shows in history , the story lines and dialog was superb.
i grew up in the silvestri era. i am a graphic designer now and an artist on the side. i can honestly say that without silvestris artistic influence i wouldnt be doing the things i do today.
The 90’s were my favourite time for reading Marvel comics.
The 90's were the best of times and the worst of times. The 90's also forced Azrael & Ben Reilly to replace the top 2 Heroes, which had me drop comics completely cuz Bruce Wayne & Peter Parker are Batsy & Spidey respectively!
70’s we’re fire
@@chancerichards9176 nah just odd,... if you read those issues they are very child like.
@@scottmcfarlane7524 bingo! Thank you that’s why I loved them so much lol. Child at heart I guess.
@@chancerichards9176 My favorite Batman costume came from the 70’s. As far as childish writing, the same can be said for many 90’s comics. Late 80’s, early 90’s is my favorite era, though the lighting in the early 2000’s was cool.
Seeing Chris Claremont and all those other great comic legends in the virtual event was such a treat! More than that actually!!!
Loved the inferno story across the x-men x-factor and new mutants also extinction agenda great storyline
Marc Slyvestri just wrote & drew an amazing miniseries: The Deadly Duo w/Batman & Joker! They teamup & Batsy & Joker's dialog and actions line up to actually seem like themselves
90s X-Men rocked!
Rob Liefeld’s omnibus collection in the background looks legit!!!
This was great, these guys are legends from X-men to Image. So many of their creations and art inspires so much mainstream media these days. We need to show some love to Joe Mad tho, he carried the torch into the late 90s keeping X-men art at the top of the industry. People forget him because he went into the videogame space so heavy but his art is one of the reasons manga/anime became popular in the west as well.
Joe Mad is great but can't keep promises
Marc’s run on the X-Men caught my eyes. And got me to buy X-Men books. Wish Marvel still had this type of talent and story telling left in them. Now it’s just a shadow of its former self.
One thing great about the late 1980s to early 1990s, was the X-Men titles. Then Wizards of the Coast monthly magazines that had free cards, polybagged. ..They also came with the games with X-Men in arcades, card packs. Then the cartoon series. It wasn't just comic books
You have to give big credits to comic artists who designed all the tech and wardrobes art in each of the books
Man, everyone is celebrating the 60th anniversary of X-Men in the 90s. I never got the chance to read every X-Men comic. I have the full comic volume of Wolverine: Japan's most Wanted. and right now, I'm obsessed with reading X-Men.
The 60th anniversary xmen was NOT in the 90s
This is Awesome to see Rob & Mark together.. gotta get Mark on CK.
The reason for the success is that there was great writing and fantastic art to go with it!
90s X-Men was peak.
Nop, Byrne and Claremont X-men were PEAK
Two of my all time favorite comic book artists, along with Jim Lee. My moment was X-Men #1 in 1991 when Lee and Claremont took over. Just amazing work back then!! These guys are true legends!!
What's really striking about this thing is how even all these years later, Liefeld and Silvestri STILL get excited talking about X-Men.
Outback Saga and Fall of the Mutants are my favorite eras... Claremonts whole X-Men showed characer growth even among the background characters.... Still not surpassed yet
La macam komik
Funny Movie: Groot Talking Tree: He said I love you guys. Finally he spoke hahaha
I'm a simple man, I see Marc Silvestri in the title, I click.
This is where the fun begins
Extinction Agenda for me. Favorite 90s X-crossover...that would be AOA, but that is a long epic in alternate universe, so I am sticking with Extinction Agenda. Great seeing the different X-Teams come together and wage war on a whole country. & a Real 90s blockbuster, so many great moments, character interaction of the different teams. Good close to the 80s era and start to the 90s strike force action era...I feel the 90s tried to copy the blueprint of the Extinction Agenda but never got it like this one did. It has all that early creative Jim Lee, liefeld art, who went on to form Image (which also the other companies tried to copy their art style in the early 90s) So again major blueprint for 90s starts in this book in terms of art (well at least the first half of the 90s). Heck even some comic book artists today, are still trying to copy Jim lee's art style. Speaking of art, I only wish Whilce Portacio took part in this too as he never got a chance to do an X-Over event, but thats okay. Still more then worth it, and Extinction begins the closing chapter/twilight of the Claremont run.
Mine was the 1st episode of Marvel-Saban's "The Uncanny X-Men: The Animated Series", back when the Fox Kids Children's Television Network was getting to become one of the hottest hangout on TV!
I liked Marc's Rogue and her look!!!
X-Men is LOVE
love these guys.
Inferno was my absolute favorite crossover! As preteen comic artist wannabe I pored over those panels until my issues were trashed. Marc was my hero back then
So funny that it's Silvestri and Liefeld but all the art featured in the intro is Jim Lee. Love Silvestri's X Men run on Uncanny him and Dan Green or Al Milgrom were great combos! Nice to see Rob and Marc together and not hating each other.
I love when great artists fan each other ❤️
I love X- Man Comic book 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ I can't wait for X - Man 90 show
Anyone else old enough to have four copies of these that all connect? Got ‘‘em signed by Jim Lee too.
my personal list, in order:
1. Paul Smith run
2. Byrne years
3. Jim Lee Uncanny run
4. Art Adams Annuals/ Marc Silvestri "Outback" era
5. Dave Cockrum
My first comic was X-Men number 1. I was a straight A student in the 4th grade. After that, I was still a strait A student but all C's in conduct because I kept bringing comics to school❌
Tje whole Outback Saga was when the X-Men grew up
Those teachers should have learned by now that children also deserve entertainment
Marc Silvestri still handsome ❤
First time seeing his face after decades of appreciating his art. Man crush back on. Did you see him when he was in his 20s...? LOL
@@Jumpoable yes.... He's better looking now
X-Cutioners Song was the one tht got me into it. That and the cartoon got me hooked aged 10!!
Please bring "NIGHTCRAWLER" back!
Silvestri is still my favorite x-men artist
This.
My favorite X Men storyline was AOA
this put a smile on my face. I love this, guys. So cool, passionate, and down to earth! 😃👌👍
My favorite X-Men story will always be The Age of Apocalypse. A World without Xavier. 'Nuff said for me.
"Age of Apocalypse" is also my favourite X Men story. Sticks with me to this day and remains THE most influential comic story to me.
The "Age of Apocalypse" action figures by Hasbro have also gotten me into collecting action figures again.
suspenseful music
I purchased the entire inferno but have not had an opportunity to read it yet. This video has made it a priority to give a read.
- Can we X-Men : Year Zero by Chris Claremont and Adam Kubert and Rick Leonardi
- An Excalibur Reunion with Alan Davis
- And an X-Force Year Zero from Rob Liefeld???
Xforce year zero is New Mutants 87-100
With a Jim Lee thumbnail lol!!
It is X-cutioner's song.
xmen still felt like xmen then
X-Men lovers ❤
Great show and great guys
Great xmen interview.
When you said which X-Men event you liked best, if I had to choose, then it would be the ones when they live in San Francisco and when Magneto and the Sentinels showed up, and Pixie got beat up! Aww man, that was good. 😊😊😊😊😊
Couldn't X-Men believe everyone celebrates the 60th anniversary 🎊🎉💐 of X-Men ❎🥈 90's in Marvel.
Bad interview with Rob and Marc but they crushed 90's comics.
Then why Jim Lee's art in the thumb nail LOL
because, that was the pinnacle of 90's x-men
Uncanny X-men issue 251 is my all-time favorite cover.
Psylocke💙
@Marvel Entertainment,love how the host of this interview happens sneak in the a recognize phrase related to X-title,"Astonising" to end the chat with two top Marvel artists,ha?. But he could've also included," Uncanny",too?.
Ciao saluti dall Italia!!
Legendary liefeld! Loved your artwork from the 90’s!
Inferno was what brought me in to the X-books, and of course I was hooked and ended up reading all of the back issues. I bought and read everything untiI about the mid '90s. I lost interest after Claremont left. I was a big fan of Silvestri. I was never a fan of Liefeld. I love his enthusiasm, but that's about it.
You don't like the way he draws his ankles? LOL fair enough, but his work on the last days of the New Mutants going into X-Force is now iconic. Also a MASSIVE Silvestri fan. His work on Uncanny was so fresh & dynamic & some of the panels & lines still gives me goosebumps. He's very eloquent, clearly a clever artist.
Other people: I love the 90s theme!
Me: yes that BUT MAINLY DEADPOOL!!
God loves, Man Kills. Not an 'event' but the greatest comicbook story ever told IMHO
Marvel needs an updated SuperVillain Squad. The Maker & Mr. Sinister are the brains behind forming a new Villain team, financed by WW3 Archangel & Psylocke. HW Tag Team Champs: Sabretooth & Juggernaut are the muscle w/Omega Red & Kaine Parker are the hitman team. Sum1 w/a Symbiote (Archangel?!!) & Mystique & Destiny & TaskMaster are the spies & trainers & leaders of their Goon Squad. The Enchantress & the Apocalypse Twins & a version of Loki take over SWORD or whomever is leading humanity's space defense programs. SuperSkrull (Klum?) & Ronin the Accuser & Nebula are sent to various alien species (w/Purple Man in a Dr. Doom built weaponizing crystal) to get aliens to become allies or to kneel!
Maker & Sinister & Archangel bonded w/a Symbiote & Tag Team Champs (New Villainous Bash Brothers) Sabretooth and Juggernaut & Mystique & Destiny are the founding 7 tht form Marvel's newest & coolest EVER SuperVillain team! Kaine Parker the perfect Spidey clone is their 1st recruit & worth being brought back to life for his "OTHER" form & perfected cloning DNA and process (for reverse engineering)!
Dont forget Jim Lee
Jim Lee's art is on the thumbnail and in the intro
Say what you will about Rob Liefeld, without him we'd have no Cable, no Deadpool, no X-Force. I love this era of comics, nothing beat late 80s and early 90s comics!
Supap 🔥 🔥
Today May 17th but ant man quantumania still not streaming on Disney+
Feels like the 90's was the last decade Marvel had any new ideas. Up until a big chunk of tgeir creatirs broke off to establish Image Comics and they filed for bankruptcy.
It’s true… That exodus began the fall of great story telling from the House of Ideas… Marvel. Today?…… I can’t find one Marvel Comic Book I want to add to my collection.
Think how much better it would have been if Rob had ever learned to draw 😅
Mark couldn't get a word in.
And Marc is the only real artist in that interview
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That's all of youtube lol
I wouldn’t give Rob the praise for stories
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Please you make cartoon iron man armored adventures seasons 1 to 8 please marvel
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X-Men are so 😎.
Big difference between Romita Jr and Silvestri, Silvestri made Rogue beautiful. Also, Silvestri went out of his way to show Wolverine in action. Romita seemed to go out of his way not to show wolverine do much of anything.
But I would like to read the 90s comic series!
May seem like there's some sort of Korean hatred, or could be a coincidence, on Marvel's comic book printings employee(s). The actual physical book of it.
There were heavy damage on Amadeus Choi - Hulk book. It had line creesis on the back. Like embossing. Now, foldable cover X-Men 1 from Jime Lee - Facsimile, there's heavy creesis. I've been to 3 comic book stores. And the books all have that damagings.
Funny a lot of viewers don't know or don't remember but Silvestri had a huge dispute with Liefeld back in the late 90s I think..
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Age of Apocalypse
As much as I loved comics in the 90s, it really did get absurd. Thankfully things are a bit more grounded now.
Pouches, guns with 12 barrels, muscles on top of muscles. Massive boobies, and tiny waists. It really was a silly time.
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I've been binge watching x men ANIMATED SERIES 1992-1997 on Disney plus,season 4 I like the best and season five has way too many episodes it's like they cut the series short back in 1997 halfway through it
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