Psylocke Psaturday #10: Why the long face, Miss Braddock?

Panels from the Captain Britain story "In All the Old Familiar Places" in The Mighty World of Marvel #16 (September 1984); plot, pencils, and inks by Alan Davis, script by Mike Collins; letters by Steve Craddock. Color version from Captain Britain trade paperback (1988), colors by Andy Seddon.
My admiration for Alan Davis's gorgeous artwork is second to no bull, but geez, Mister D, that second panel...ain't no way she's gonna be a supermodel with a nose and a chin like that. We'll just chalk it up to her being excited to see Braddock housekeeper Emma again, shall we?

This week's Psylocke Psurveillance Psummary:

• Hair: purple.
• Eyes: blue.
• Skirt: knee-length.
• Chin: tremendous.

Next week: Things start to get very bad. Start.


See?

Psylocke Psaturday #9: No one, no one, no one ever is to blame

Hey, suddenly Betsy is in the Doctor Who episode "Turn Left"! England's under a brutal totalitarian rule! But hey, they've got a slide! WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!


Panels from "The Twisted World (Reprise)" in The Mighty World of Marvel v.2 #8 (January 1984), script by Alan Moore, pencils and inks by Alan Davis, letters by Steve Craddock. Color version from X-Men Archives featuring Captain Britain #6 (December 1995), colors by Andy Seddon.
(Hair: still purple.)