“Nostalgia-Colored Glasses”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 12
The last two issues of the Paul Smith run deserve a special spotlight. Part of
A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men
“A Red-Headed Red Herring“: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 11
As the X-Men line truly began to expand for the first time, Chris Claremont had
“You Dare Call That Thing– Human?!?”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 10
By the end of the Brood Saga, the X-Men had taken its first step into
“Seduction of the Innocent”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 9
When looking through the issues leading up to the Brood Saga, I“m reminded of Fredric
“A House Blowing Up Builds Character”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 8
Following their last battle with Magneto in Uncanny X-Men #150, the team“s situation had changed
A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 7: “Everything Old Is New Again”
The end of the Chris Claremont/John Byrne era of Uncanny X-Men set up an interesting
“End of an Era”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 6
With the end of the Dark Phoenix Saga, Chris Claremont and John Byrne had hit
“Child of Light and Darkness”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 5
By the time they began work on the Dark Phoenix Saga, Chris Claremont and John
“A Circle of Violence”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 4
It“s midway through the Claremont and Byrne run that the X-Men truly began to take
“The Day The X-Men Died!”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 3
John Byrne is an artist that needs no introduction, especially where the X-Men are concerned.
“Fire and Life Incarnate”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 2
One of the earliest tasks that Chris Claremont had set for himself after taking over
“Baptism of Fire”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 1
Although the X-Men are a concept that dates all the way back to 1963, the
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