“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
Following their last battle with Magneto in Uncanny X-Men #150, the team“s situation had changed
X-Men: Marvels Snapshots #1 is the perfect Cyclops comic. From the cover to the art
Even the simplest comic can bring the greatest pleasure. This is a great issue. The
In the previous issue of Marauders #10 The Resurrection five were having troubles resurrecting Kitty
The end of the Chris Claremont/John Byrne era of Uncanny X-Men set up an interesting
Marvel“s Free Comic Book Day offering for 2020 is certainly a tale of two very
With the end of the Dark Phoenix Saga, Chris Claremont and John Byrne had hit
New Mutants occupies a special place in the modern X-Universe. It’s the ‘Special Missions’ book
By the time they began work on the Dark Phoenix Saga, Chris Claremont and John
Moving forward for the next few weeks this list is going to be a bit
It“s midway through the Claremont and Byrne run that the X-Men truly began to take
John Byrne is an artist that needs no introduction, especially where the X-Men are concerned.
The great delineation of quality quietly meanders its way, insidiously through the mutant half of
A new team of young mutant heroes have formed in the tradition of some of
After the massive hostage disaster in Nebraska last issue, Ed Brisson uses New Mutants 8
The recent Krakoan revolution continues somewhat unabated with new books and the new status quo
The current Krakoa impact on the X-world is still planting it’s seeds. With a book
Although the X-Men are a concept that dates all the way back to 1963, the
The greatest feat of the new X-Men Universe is the larger potential for new conflicts
 A new dawn has broken for mutantkind, and their current status quo has sent reverberations
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