X-Men #98 Writer: Chris Claremont Artist: Dave Cockrum Colorist: Janice Cohen Inker: Sam Grainger Letterer: Joe Rosen Published by Marvel Comics, 1976. Merry Christmas, X-Men…The Sentinels Have Returned! It all starts innocently enough with the wonders of Christmas-time and a …
X-Men #97 Writer: Chris Claremont Artist: Dave Cockrum Colorist: Don Warfield Inker: Sam Grainger Letterer: Annette Kaye Published by Marvel Comics, 1975. My Brother, My Enemy! Of all the X-Men I’ve read from the 70s (ok, there have only been …
X-Men #96 Writer: Chris Claremont and Bill Mantlo Artist: Dave Cockrum Colorist: Phil Rachelson Inker: Sam Grainger Letterer: Dave Hunt Published by Marvel Comics, 1975. Night of the Demon! The ending of the last issue was pretty tragic as we …
X-Men #94 Writer: Chris Claremont and Len WeinArtist: Dave CockrumColorist: Phil RachelsonInker: Bob McCleodLetterer: Tom OrzechowskiPublished by Marvel Comics, 1975. The Doomsmith ScenarioFollowing on the heels of Giant-Size X-Men #1, Uncanny X-Men #94 (sometimes referred to as just X-Men #94) …
Ramble #27: Rebirth of a Classic Giant-Size X-Men #1 Second Genesis By Len Wein, Dave Cockrum, Glynis Wein, and John Costanaza. Published by Marvel Comics, 1975. This issue resurrects the X-Men team and actually brings forward a new team that …
Kitty Pryde and the X-Men are trying to show humanity that mutants are on their side but when the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants attack the U.N. and kidnap the Mayor of New York, talking head journalists start calling for a …
First Look Logan has accepted that he is no longer on his world as he saw the Wolverine of this world encased in adamantium in the last issue. But with that acceptance comes some things that Logan has to do. …
Daily Ramble 218: Defensive Gold The Angels started their series against the Yankees Friday and I hope it’s not a precursor to another bad homestand. They played pretty well, even excellently on defense, but even so, they ended up losing …
