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Punk Storm by Sergio Bleda - Original Illustration
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Punk Storm

Original Illustration
Watercolor
30 x 21 cm (11.81 x 8.27 in.)
Added on 12/24/25
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This striking original artwork by Spanish artist Sergio Bleda features Storm from the X-Men in her iconic 1980s punk incarnation. With her short mohawk, bold leather outfit, and towering platform boots, Storm is portrayed with a rebellious energy that reflects her strength, independence, and central role in Marvel’s Uncanny X-Men saga.

This piece showcases Bleda’s expressive technique and fresh linework, highlighting both the character’s attitude and her status as one of Marvel’s most influential heroines.
Watercolor on paper – Format: 30 x 21 cm

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About Sergio Bleda

Sergio Bleda began working as a professional comics artist in 1991, starting with strips for a local weekly magazine. These strips were collected in the book 'Los Saurios: Evolución' in 1993. He has worked with scriptwriter Rakel for the magazine Kiss Comix of Ediciones La Cúpula. They created 'La Novia y la Ladrona' (1994), 'Melrose Pleasure' (1996) and 'Hot Rockets' (1998). Bleda was also a sporadic contributor to El Víbora. He produced the mini-series 'El Baile Del Vampiro' for the publishing house Editorial Planeta in 1997, and this series earned him a nomination for best newcomer at the International Comics Festival of Barcelona. For the same publisher, Bleda has illustrated covers and pin-ups for the Spanish Marvel publications. In 2000, he produced 'The Prisoner' at MegaMultimedia, and a year later 'L'Vamp'. He has done illustrations and covers for independent publishers like Plaga and Undercomic, and has worked as a storyboard artist. For the Strip Art Features agency, he created the albums 'Duermete Niña' ('Sleep, Little Girl') and 'Bloody Winter', which has been translated in Dutch, French and English. He also assists the artist Kano on the series 'Hero' at DC Comics. Text (c) Lambiek