Kitty Pryde by Scott Koblish

X-Women by Jorge Fornés

Shadowcat by Todd Nauck

Shadowcat & Lockheed by Ivan Reis

1984 - The New Mutants #13 Cover by Bret Blevins

1988 - Excalibur Poster by Alan Davis and Paul Neary

Shadowcat & Lockheed by Kerry Gammill

Shadowcat & Lockheed by Ryan Kelly

Kitty Pryde and Lockheed by Ryan Ottley

Shadowcat and Lockheed by Bob McLeod

X-Men & New Mutant Original Character Designs

1984 - Shadowcat Sketches by Art Adams

Shadowcat sketches by Art Adams, 1984 + Gumby!

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=530848&GSub=8131

1990 - Art Adams' Marvel Cards

1983 - Anatomy of a cover - Magik #1

http://www.coollinesartwork.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=288348&ArtistId=595&Details=1&From=Room

Daniel Govar's Kate Pryde and Lockheed

http://danielgovar.com/comics/kate-pryde-lockheed/

Media: Copic Sketch brushes and ink washes on Arches hot press. Size: 14 x 20 in.

"A personal piece for a change. The storyline from Days of Future Past featuring Kitty Pryde of the X-Men after the Sentinels had all but wiped out mutantkind, really stuck with me over the years. It was always a favorite, but I envisioned a future where Kitty was still fighting the good fight with Lockheed all grown up and kicking ass as a dragon and her rider."

And here's the inked version:

1988 - Excalibur promo art and ads

Love this poster, the image of the ghostly King Arthur and Stonehenge is amazing! The Sword Is Drawn!

Looks like they changed the "The Sword Is Drawn!" for "A New Legend Is Forged!"

1989 - Excalibur #14

Here's the full cover (front and back) from Excalibur #14. While I enjoyed Excalibur's initial year or so, I felt the series really lost its steam with the Cross-Time Caper storyline as it ran for far too long and really didn't seem that clear of a direction. I actually stop picking up the title, but did pick it up when Davis returned as writer and artist with issue #42.