Mike Choi: Uncanny X-Men - 2008 New York Comic-Con Interview

Artisit Mike Choi, currently working on Uncanny X-Men, lets us in on the recent story arc, unravels a list of characters appearing in the series, and describes Ed Brubaker's homage to older X-Men stories.

Mutant! The very word strikes fear and worry in many people's hearts, but many also dream of a peaceful coexistence between man and mutant. Professor X had such a dream, and his X-Men is a team of mutants willing to take stand for it!

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[mittROMNEY666]

@ForTheLoveOfAnimals2 and judging by your comment im going to assume that youre the kind of guy who rapes his baby sister

[mittROMNEY666]

what a douche

[jonekajorth]

Asian marriage **busizz4me.info**

[crainey1]

spit it out alreay!!!

[bbggww]

His X-Force work is really good. I hope he continues on the book for a while.

[PDXCHawk]

BALLS

[IG2HI]

No problem. I'm a black man and I've been feeling Jim Lee, Frank Cho and Ron Lim for a good piece now. Jae Lee's style has improved, and I'm feeling his art on Marvel's adaptation of Stephen King's DARK TOWER saga. Mike Choi's good. Leinel Yu is a bit to gritty for my taste.

[stanleycen]

o yeah for sure, just thought that was interesting was all, I'm Asian as well.

[IG2HI]

I understand. IMO, if the material has strong dialoge and eye-catching art, it really doesn't matter what color the creator is, just as long as the material is appealing to the reader.

[stanleycen]

yeah iono, just that i see quite a bit of Asian artists, Pat Lee, Mike Choi, Jim Lee, Jae Lee(spell?), not havent really noticed any writers in the American comics. Just interesting to me.