made a video for Corinthian/Morpheus, failed to upload, so here
All are my paintings, warning: slightly R18G, blood, Morpheus is agender and mother god (sorry but maybe someone can understand me? when I say “mother god”that means…)(but what’s the difference between god and goddess? no offense I’m just confused by these words)
We came back to that seaside, I sat under the parasol. I told him I wanted an espresso. He said, why not try a latte? We have latte art. I said, sounds good. He turned back and walked into the shop, those glass doors and windows reflected the shoreline, melted into his sketch. He took my coffee, walked out, and put it on my table. When I looked into the cup, the glass of the door behind us came thundering down.
these sentences are from my article you can read it on ao3(only have Chinese version, oops.)
And I made a video for it but failed to upload here so I put this link, with beautiful music Come Wander with Me(really like it!)
•Peter really likes that Kurt doesn’t know a lot about the world, and instead of reading books and learning lessons, he shows classic films, lets Kurt play his games, so Peter learns everything again with him.
•Peter and Kurt sometimes go to the city, where they like to go shopping and visit Peter's mom, but most of all they like to go to the skate park. Kurt loves rollerblades more, but his gray boyfriend loves teaching him how to skateboard, Kurt, in principle, doesn’t mind, he’s interested in it himself. They alternate these activities, one day roller skating together, the next Peter watches the elf suffer on a skateboard.
•Kurt likes Peter's hair. this part of his appearance is very attractive to the blue one. With nothing else to do, he can simply twirl Peter's strands around his finger, fiddle with his hair, or braid his ponytails. Peter notices this, but does not attach any importance to it; once he asked Kurt why he was doing this, to which he received the answer “you have very beautiful hair.” Peter even likes these little expressions of love.
•Peter and Kurt's favorite movie is Alien. Kurt likes him, but many moments force the blue elf to cover his face with a pillow. Peter just eats popcorn while watching this movie, he's seen it 15 times, he knows every line, but with Kurt he's watching it like it's the first time
•Peter is not used to large numbers of people. After being locked up for so many years, he forgot how to communicate “normally” with people, in this he and Kurt are similar. his blue friend helps Peter with adaptation at school and in communication. Of course, Kurt himself is still learning and doesn’t understand a lot, but it’s easier for him than for the gray-haired one. Wagner often supports him on this score and compares his experience with that of Peter, this reassures Maximoff
•(Adults) Peter and Kurt have been saving for their dream house for a very long time. When they working as teachers at Xavier's school, they didn't pay, so they had to work. They were kicked out of almost all jobs because they were “unusual”; for example, they worked in a cafe for a week, and in delivery for a couple of hours. but the work was worth it, and peter and kurt got their own house. .
eheheheheh It's such a cute and lovely headcanon 😍
I very much agree that Kurt likes Peter's hair! Since Peter has a little sister, I think his sister would often play with Peter's hair when he was a child. So he won't be much resistance to Kurt's skinship! And the person who touches him is Peter, right? Peter will be happy 🥰
Peter and Kurt will definitely have movie time every Friday. It's real cannon official. (Haha)
A house where Peter and Kurt will live together as adults! I have something to say about this, too.. Peter and Kurt have no restrictions on movement, thanks to their mutaion. So I think they don't live in the city, they live in a very quiet, large suburb. I don't live in the US so I'm not sure what states there are.. If you live in the US please recommend which states they will live in!! lol I don't think Peter would prefer crowded places, either. (A place with lots of KURT would be fine.) Kurt likes people, but he thinks he'll take Peter's opinion more seriously. (Of course he'll also like the quiet nature of the outside sounds.)
Since they live on the outskirts, wouldn't they A very large house for two people to live in.? haha Peter and Kurt will design the furniture they want to put in their own rooms. Kurt's room will be cozy and there will be a study. Peter's room… I think it will be similar to Peter's cellar. LOL
Anyway, I support nightsilver newlyweds.
Watching pikimi's Nightsilver Headcanon with Cute Painting! 💙
and yes maybe the last nightsilver work I will do but I still love them. I made a fanbook for them hhh but I haven’t gotten it, maybe a few days later.
These are the works I do for Halloween, BLOOD WARNING, if necessary.
The words above the pictures are:
P1: What just happened, baby?
P2: NOTHING happened last night.
and these two pages are for the bamfs (are they called this name? I don’t know coz I read the Chinese version,sorry;) )
I REALLY REALLY REALLY love them. look how cute they are. NO ONE can refuse this tiny creature…!!!!!!
and yes pietro stands on??? (sorry I don't know how to say it. maybe. um. some kind of chair that has wheels and usually sit by your boss. yes. that wheels are what pietro stands on.)
This list is designed with fans who have little to no knowledge of X-Men comics in mind and with an emphasis on what I would call "fangirl appeal". Each title is listed in chronological order with descriptions, a reading order, and my reasoning for each of them under the readmore for those who need it. In my opinion, all of them are good places to start!*
I primarily read comics on Marvel's official app (marvel unlimited) but hoopla (free through many public libraries) and comixology are other good options for online reading. If you want physical copies you'll get the best deals at your local comic shop or on ebay.
If you have criticisms, additions, or continuity question feel free to hit up my ask box!
SERIES:
❥ Uncanny X-Men by Chris Claremont (1975)
❥ Excalibur by Chris Claremont (1988), Alan Davis (1991), and Warren Ellis (1994)
❥ Uncanny X-Men by Joe Casey (2001)
❥ Nightcrawler (2004)
❥ Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender (a controversial choice since this isn't main universe/616 Kurt) (2010)
❥ Amazing X-Men (2014)
❥ Nightcrawler (2014)
OTHER RANDOM ISSUES**:
❥ Guardians Team-Up #6
❥ Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #17 (2017)
*with the exception of Uncanny X-Force. I wouldn't read this until you have a grip on 616 Kurt's characterization.
**these are primarily team ups I discovered through my habit of buying random comics with Kurt on the cover. I'll add more if I remember them.
Uncanny X-Men by Chris Claremont (1975) was an ongoing team book. The sixteen years of it that were written by Claremont are the iconic building blocks upon which all other X-Men comics are built. It's the book Nightcrawler was on from 1975 to 1988 (#94-227) after he was recruited by Professor X. Unfortunately, Kurt is rarely the main character. He has a lot of standout moments but is more likely to just be part of the team. If you like a sweet, sarcastic, curly haired Nightcrawler with terrible fashion sense this book might be for you!
How to start reading it:
Giant-Size X-Men #1 (his introduction, basically a series pilot that rebooted the X-Men).
Uncanny X-Men #94 (directly follows giant-size)
From there you can read numerically.
Read as much uncanny as you want. If it gets boring/isn't for you try Excalibur!
Specific issue recs if you don't want to start at the beginning:
#110: The X-Men fight a villain of the week who traps them in the danger room with the safety controls off. It's also the first (I think?) time the X-Men play baseball together. Kurt is really fun in this issue!
#123 & 124: The X-Men fight Arcade for the first time. The issues are split pretty evenly between the whole team but Kurt has some really good moments.
#139 & 140: Kurt goes to Canada with Wolverine. They fight a Wendigo with the canadian super-team Alpha Flight and he becomes the first X-Man to learn Wolverine's real name. The art in this is really expressive. Kurt makes a lot of good faces.
#168: This issue isn't primarily about Kurt but it is the one where he does the Burt Reynolds cosmo centerfold pose for his girlfriend.
#169: Continues from 168. Opens with Kurt in the bath with his girlfriend. He then teleports around the city naked to save someone.
#183: Kurt and Wolverine take Colossus out drinking after he breaks up with Kitty. Kurt is there as "mediator" because he knows Logan is mad about the way Piotr treated Kitty. They end up getting into a fight with the Juggernaut at the bar.
#204: Kurt restores his faith and self confidence by taking on Arcade solo when he sees a woman being kidnapped off the street.
Excalibur by Chris Claremont, Alan Davis, and Warren Ellis (1988-1998) was a self-contained ongoing comic that ran through the late 80's up through the mid 90's. Excalibur is the British X-Men adjacent team that Kurt joined and then became unofficial leader of when he thought the other X-Men had died. Excalibur is more magic and fantasy based than X-Men usually is. As written by Chris Claremont it's also basically a sex farce. I consider this book a definitive characterization of the character. The art by Alan Davis in the first ~50 issues is the sexiest Nightcrawler has ever been and probably ever will be. If you like a classically handsome, confident, overtly sexy Nightcrawler this series might be for you.
How to start reading it:
Excalibur: The Sword is Drawn (shows the team being formed, basically the series pilot). There's a ton of Deep Lore and callbacks in it but if anything is important it will get explained more directly by narration.
Excalibur #1
From there you can read numerically
The first 67 issues are pretty consistently good but you can always stop After the Cros-Time Caper story if you want something more modern
If you want to keep reading after #67 I suggest skipping the issues written by Lobdell and going straight to the Warren Ellis era
Specific issue recs if you don't want to start at the beginning:
#4: The beginning of the Kurt/Meggan/Brian love triangle. Includes the infamous page where Kurt and Meggan nearly kiss.
#16: Another infamous issue. The team land in a new universe and get separated. Kurt fights some air ship pirates before getting seduced and fucked just barely off panel by an Evil Queen. He also ends up wearing some really skimpy "battle armor" towards the end. It's truly incredible that this was even allowed to be published.
#23: Judge Dredd parody. The team land in a new universe and get separated (again). Kurt has some really great fight scenes against an alternate universe human version of himself and a really heartfelt story with that universes version of Meggan.
#44 & 45: The british government asks the team for help investigating a series of strange robberies in London. Everyone but Kurt is out of town on personal business and his leg is broken so he decides the thing to do is recruit the chaotic aliens helping rebuild the light house as a substitute team - his "N-Men"! If you read these issues by themselves just skip over the sections about the other characters.
Uncanny X-Men by Joe Casey (2001) (#395-409) was part of the ongoing Uncanny comic. It primarily follows a team of X-Men tracking down the Church of Humanity cult as they try to eradicate mutants. This run had a lot of different artists on it but they're all good. The aesthetics and vibes of this run are some of my favorites. Casey writes Kurt a bit more grounded and less jokey but without sacrificing any of the witty banter which I like. If you like a less human-looking Nightcrawler with glowing eyes and pointy teeth this series might be for you!
Nightcrawler (2004) is a twelve issue self-contained mini-series. It's the second of three Nightcrawler self titled minis and it's also my favorite! Kurt gets enlisted as basically a supernatural investigator by Storm after a group of children die mysteriously. He has three different love interest in this which the story even calls him out for at one point. The art is more grounded than the usual marvel house style which isn't for everyone but I personally enjoy it. If you like a softer nightcrawler or a Nightcrawler in street clothes this book might be for you!
Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender (2010) (#20-35) was an ongoing team book. It's maybe my most controversial pick because it's the Nightcrawler from the Age of Apocalypse but I'm gonna count him because he's hot. He jumped universes to join X-Force (the X-Men's covert black ops team) in issue #11 during the period of time when main universe/616 Kurt was dead. The first arc he's in is all AoA stuff so you can skip it and start at #20 (the Otherworld arc) if you want. AoA Kurt is a darker, more violent version of the character who's only interested in revenge. A lot of Nightcrawler fans hated his inclusion on the team but I personally think he's great! It also helps that the art in this is done in this gorgeous almost abstract digital watercolor style. This version of Nightcrawler ends up dying in an event comic when the series ends but don't even worry about it. Also, maybe don't start with this one. If you like the idea of a start trek-style mirror universe Kurt try reading this!
Amazing X-Men (2014) was an ongoing team book. It's the series that brought Kurt back from the dead after his death several years earlier in a crossover event. It's a really good jumping on point for modern Nightcrawler but the plot is kind of bonkers. If you read it try not to think too hard about the implications of that first arc. Most of the weirder stuff in it doesn't really matter outside of this book anyway. The art is really good - Kurt is very pretty in this. In the early issues he also has great romantic tension with Storm and Wolverine if you're in to that! It's very intertwined with the 2014 solo so if you like this definitely read that! If you like a lanky more cartoony Nightcrawler try this series and the 2014 miniseries!
Nightcrawler (2014) is a twelve issue self contained mini series. It takes place after the first arc of Amazing X-Men but can be read independently since narration explains everything that happened. I'll be honest, this series is fun but not very memorable. The art is nice, though. If you like a lanky more cartoony Nightcrawler try this series and Amazing X-Men!
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