#dexter vines

[maxmarvel123]

20 Years of Civil War

[from Civil War #1 (May 3, 2006) by Mark Millar (script), Steve McNiven (pencils), Dexter Vines (inks), Morry Hollowell (colors) and Chris Eliopoulos (letters)]

[daredevil-artwork]

Daredevil by John Tyler Christopher (Penciller) & Dexter Vines (Inker)

[vertigoartgore]

2014's Amazing X-Men Vol.2 #3 page 13. Script by Jason Aaron, art by Ed McGuinness, inks by Dexter Vines, colors by Marte Gracia, lettering by Joe Caramagna and edited by Nick Lowe. Source Source

Happy 50th anniversary Peter Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler (first appearance : Giant-Size X-Men #1, released in April 1, 1975).

[theartofthecover]

Civil War Files (one-shot) [textless] (2006)

Art by: Steve McNiven, Dexter Vines and Morry Hollowell

[womeninfictionandirl]

Zatanna by Dexter Vines

[tomoleary]

Ed McGuinness and Dexter Vines Hulk #12 Splash Page 22 Jarella Original Art (Marvel, 2009) Source

[ungoliantschilde]

some MARVELous Steve McNiven artwork.

With additional Inks by Mark Morales, Dexter Vines, and Jay Leisten.

[chernobog13]

Five versions of Supergirl head to aid their cousin (or in Cir-El's case, father), Superman, in Superman/Batman (vol. 1) #25 (May, 2006). Written by Jeeps Loeb. Art by Ed McGuinness and Dexter Vines. Color by Dave McCaig. Lettering by Richard Starkings.

I miss the Linda Danvers and Cir-El versions of Supergirl. Even though Cir-El eventually turned out to not be Superman's and Lois' daughter from the future, she was a fun character to have around. And there's always a chance a real Cir-El could be seen in the future (Clark and Lois had many servings of beef bourguinon after he returned from Warworld).

That said, I also miss Power Girl as she was depicted back then. Her personality now, as seen in One-Star Squadron and her current series, has made her into a whiney milquetoast, not the strong, confident woman she's been known as.