Posted in: Comics, Comic Publishers, Latest News, Marvel Comics, X-Men | Tagged: Alessandro Miracolo, Phoenix, Swipe File
Last month, Bleeding Cool published an article about Phoenix #1, the art of Alessandro Miracolo and that of Olivier Coipel.
Article overview
- Alessandro Miracolo reworks the artwork for Phoenix #2 after being reprimanded for copying Olivier Coipel’s work in an earlier issue.
- In Bleeding Cool’s first article, Miracolo is accused of stealing Coipel’s art, which led to changes in the preview for Phoenix #2.
- The new artwork for Phoenix #2 adjusts Jean Grey’s pose to avoid similarities to Coipel’s iconic style.
- Marvel’s Phoenix #2 by Alessandro Miracolo and Stephanie Phillips will be in stores August 21, 2024.
Last month, Bleeding Cool published an article about Separated At Birth on Phoenix #1, the art of Alessandro Miracolo, and the rather obvious jabs from Olivier Coipel. And it all seems to have had quite an impact. Because this is what the preview artwork for Phoenix #2 used to look like…
And this is what it looks like now…
Jean Grey’s central pose has shifted slightlypresumably by someone who could be associated with it Olivier CoipelWork on one that may not …
PHOENIX-2
MARVEL COMICS
JUN240677
(W) Stephanie Phillips (A) Alessandro Miracolo (CA) Yasmine Putri
JEAN GREY is dedicated to protecting innocent people in space! Yes, space is bigger than you can imagine, bigger and darker than the mind can comprehend – and still not big enough to stop the family from dropping in without warning… But that’s what happens when your father-in-law is CORSAIR of the STARJAMMERS! He’s left the pirate life behind and knows important news, and PHOENIX is the only one who can act to save countless lives – that is, if she can believe him to be telling the truth…
Rated T+In Shops: August 21, 2024
MSRP: $3.99
Call it Separated At Birth or Swipe File, we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree. They may be homages, parodies, ironic appropriations, coincidences or works of lightbox. We trust that you, the reader, will make your own judgment. If you are unable to do so, we ask that you return your eyes to their creator before further damage is done. Separated At Born is not judge; it is more interested in the process of creation, how work influences other work, how new work emerges from old work, and sometimes how the same ideas emerge simultaneously, as if their time had just come. The Swipe File was named after the advertising industry habit of writers and artists collect images and lines they admire to inspire their work. The title was stolen from Comic Journal, which originally had a similar column, and from the now-defunct website Swipe Of The Week, but Separated At Birth was considered a less antagonistic title.
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