In honor of Bonnie and Lola and THE GIRL WHO WOULD BE KING we continue our 30 Days of Superheroines!
So today is my birthday…which made me think I should do Rogue (a favorite)…but I have SO MANY images of Rogue that that post is going to take FOREVER.
So instead you get Psylocke, who I don’t have a ton of great ones of, but the few I have are really fantastic. Plus, Psylocke always gets screwed, the art of her is always SUPER over-sexualized…so this is a nice change of pace here.
UPDATE: I had WAY more of these than I thought I did!
By Trozos
By Ross Campbell
Fun story, Ross never used to draw Psylocke, and then he and I got talking about a project we wanted to do together that we loving refer to as “Mad Max X-Men” and I told him we definitely needed Psylocke for my plan…so he drew this up. I think he likes her more now. 
By Jamie McKelvie
Thanks to reader Shaun Huston for a reminder about this one!!!
By Mahmud Asrar
Mahmud Asrar via Psylocke Butterfly Blog– let’s get this man on a Psylocke book STAT.
by Brian Shearer
By Marciotakara
By Marciotakar via Deviant Art
By Rafael Albuquerque
By Kenneth Rocafort
By Rocafort via Psylocke Butterfly Blog
By Joshua Middleton
By Randy Green
By Cassidy Stone
Via There Ain’t No Sanity Clause
By Jim Lee
By Jerome Opena
Opena for Marvel Comics
By Adam Hughes
By Steve Sanders
By Chris Bachalo
Look how fun this is! Her sword is SO HUGE. So fun, love it.
Tags: Bonnie Braverman, comics!, Lola LeFever, The Girl Who Would Be King
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This is obviously not a canonical look, but I love Jamie McKelvie’s redesign for Psylocke: http://www.tencentticker.com/projectrooftop/2011/02/08/jamie-mckelvies-psylocke/
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Reblogged this on The Realm of Wonder and commented:
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I got into X-Men after Psylocke was given Kwannon’s (Revanche) body. She seemed more of a Bad Ass since, and a vixen when she tried to seduce Cyclops. I liked the way Jim Lee and Adam Kubert drew her.They made her look strong, yet she maintain her femininity
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