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Loading... Essential X-Men Vol. 1 (original 1996; edition 1996)by Chris Claremont, Dave Cockrum, John Byrne
Work InformationEssential X-Men, Volume 1 by Chris Claremont (1996)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. La seconda squadra, la "Saga di Proteus"... tutto materiale classico che avevo già letto fra la fine degli anni Ottanta e l'inizio dei Novanta, ma che qui è ripresentato organicamente (anche se in b/n) e a un prezzo vantaggiosissimo, considerato quanto valgono gli albi originali. ( ) The beginning of the best x-men stories written. These early stories had faults and were on shaky ground but you slowly but surely get sucked in to the storyline as it unfolds. The artwork goes up a notch when John Byrne comes on board but was decent in the earliest issues. I definitely enjoyed the subtle humor like when the writing team writes themselves into the plot during the Phoenix/Firelord fight in issue 105 or Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in issue 98. You also have nods to Edgar Rice Burroughs in issue 98 if one notices the boats name is Dejah Thoris and coolest of all is the mention of Nightcrawler going to see the Star Wars film that just came out! LOL You have the birth of the Phoenix, the Corsairs and a few other first appearances which keep the issue hopping. Lots of good stuff and what I like the most is the beginning of the development of the characters, slow but you begin to get a taste of what is fully developed in the next few years of the series. no reviews | add a review
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Wolverine Nightcrawler Storm Colossus Endowed with unique abilities, these mutants were summoned by Professor X to rescue the original X-Men, an underground organization sworn to protect those that fear and hate them. Relive their original adventures; discover the human within the hero and the truth behind the legend. No library descriptions found. |
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