The Marvel Project

Chronicling a love of Marvel with a focus on art, characters and comics from the 80s and 90s

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Concluding our celebration of John Byrne’s return to the X-Men with a pin-up from Comics Feature Magazine #5 (1980)

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Marvel house ad for The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones from Marvel Age #7 (1983) featuring art by Howard Chaykin and Terry Austin remastered by Marvel for the Marvel Age Omnibus Vol. 1 (2023)

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Continuing our celebration of  John Byrne’s return to the X-Men with a Battle Royale featuring Fin Fang Foom vs. the Avengers, Doctor Strange, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man and X-Men (2009)

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Continuing our celebration of John Byrne’s return to the X-Men with his WECBA Limited Edition Portfolio (1993) featuring key scenes from Byrne's definitive run on the Uncanny X-Men.

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Continuing our celebration of  John Byrne’s return to the X-Men with a Battle Royale featuring Fin Fang Foom vs. the Avengers, Doctor Strange, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man and X-Men (2009)

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Continuing our celebration of John Byrne’s return to the X-Men with this piece that was published in Comics Feature Magazine #5 (1980)

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Continuing our celebration of John Byrne’s return to the X-Men with this piece that was published as a pin-up in Marvel Age #16 (1984)

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Continuing our celebration of  John Byrne’s return to the X-Men with this stunning rendition of Wolverine from Uncanny X-Men #115 (1978)

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Continuing our celebration of  John Byrne’s return to the X-Men with an edit of his iconic corner box art for the Uncanny X-Men (1979) by Chris Kohler, who added to the lineup Angel, Beast, Kitty Pryde and Phoenix (2026)

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Celebrating John Byrne's return to the X-Men with X-Men: Elsewhen Vol. 1 from Abrams Books (2026)

Legendary comic book creator John Byrne returns to the title he first drew 50 years ago, Uncanny X-Men, with this one-of-a-kind new graphic novel series, X-Men: Elsewhen. This three-volume graphic novel series picks up the story from Byrne's original run, taking the characters in new and unexpected directions.

In Volume 1 of X-Men: Elsewhen, the Dark Phoenix Saga is over and Phoenix is . . . alive?!

Diverging from the epic finale of the original storyline from 1984, X-Men: Elsewhen presents a universe where Jean Grey's powers and intellect have been greatly reduced, and from there, everything you thought you know about the X-Men is forever changed.

John Byrne's monumental return to the X-Men heads in entirely new and surprising directions, as the X-Men head back to the Savage Land, face their climactic adventure with the Sentinels, and contend with special guest–stars such as the Avengers and the Fantastic Four along the way.

X-Men: Elsewhen is a three-volume graphic novel series in the Marvel Arts line that sees the return of acclaimed X-Men artist Byrne decades after his last work on the series. Byrne has written and penciled every page and inked multiple chapters, all of which pick up the story from where his first go–round ended, taking this beloved lineup of characters—and his fans—in exciting new directions.

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Celebrating the official first day of summer with a Marvel house ad for The Adventures of Kool-Aid Man #1 (1984)

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Marvel Universe Memories of Onslaught by Adam Kubert from a limited edition lithograph by Dynamic Forces (2000)

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Betsy Braddock as Psylocke by J. Scott Campbell from his variant cover for Psylocke: Ninja #5 (2026)

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Capcom Marvel Super Heroes video game promo poster featuring art by Joe Madureira (1995)

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Emma Frost as the White Queen by Joshua Swaby (2026)

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X-Men '97 fine art print by Mike McGee from Bottleneck Gallery (2026)

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Wolverine by Jim Lee with colors by Axel (2019-2020)