Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011) #251 by Chris Claremont

Other creators to work on the book during this time include writers Gary Friedrich and Arnold Drake, as well as artists Werner Roth, Don Heck, Ross Andru, Neal Adams, and Jim Steranko. It is also seen by many as the only Silver Age Marvel comic that will have retained its original numbering through issue 500. It is often regarded as the flagship book of the X-Men line.

Follow the adventures of Professor Charles Xavier's team. It was created in September, 1963 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby and after a brief hiatus, relaunched in 1975 by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum. Uncanny X-Men (1963 - 2011) The flagship X-Men comic for over 40 years, Uncanny X-Men delivers action, suspense, and a hint of science fiction month in and month out. Jack Kirby stayed on the book through issue #17, though most of his later issues were just doing layouts and breakdowns, and Stan Lee stayed on as writer through issue #19, before giving the book to Roy Thomas. Uncanny X-Men is an ongoing title starring the X-Men. Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 251 Art by: Marc Silvestri and Dan Green Release Date JCover Date November, 1989 Issue Details 1.

Cover-dated September 1963-December 1969, this is the series' entire 1960s output, including issues #1-63. Writer (s) Chris Claremont Penciler (s) Marc Silvestri Inker (s) Steve Leialoha Colorist (s) Glynis Wein Letterer (s) Tom Orzechowski Editor (s) Robert Harras Ahhh Such heroic sentiments, I like that - but this is my game, my parlor, my rules. Though later the book was said to be a euphemism for racial and social discrimination, Stan Lee said he just thought the book was a good idea and didn't try to give the series an underlying meaning. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Uncanny X-Men 492 (1963 1st Series) Marvel Comics, Near Mint. In contrast to Marvel's Fantastic Four and Avengers, the X-Men were a group of teenagers who were shunned and hated by society. The original chapter of Marvel's famous team of mutant outcasts! Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, the X-Men were the opposite of most other super-hero teams of the time.

Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011) #251 by Chris Claremont