The festivities begin at 4pm at Forbidden Planet (www.fpnyc.com), when some of Marvel's most legendary creators, including Neal Adams (Uncanny X-Men), Chris Claremont (Uncanny X-Men, X-Men Forever), and Dan Slott (Amazing Spider-Man) sit down to meet fans and sign autographs. This is...

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By ComicList Chris Claremont has written just about every character around, from Batman to Iron Fist to the Fantastic Four. However, to a legion of comics fans, he is fondly regarded as "the" X-Men writer. He's wowing readers with his take on the X-Men in the current series, "X-Men Forever." Come and get t...

By ComicList Byrne's rise to prominence, however, began at Marvel Comics. Providing art for books such as Iron Fist, The Champions and Marvel Team-Up (all subjects of childhood nostalgia for this columnist), gained the attention that landed him on X-Men. Along with writer Chris Claremont, and inker...

By MarkAndrew 2)  John Byrne (artist/co-plotter) and Chris Claremont (writer) on Marvel Team-Up (1976-1980) 1) I loooove the Claremont/Byrne run! I'd have put the Claremont/Byrne MTU at #1, but that's just me. I could argue that Ultimate Marvel ...

By Glenn Hauman CM: Those being Storm, Rogue, Nightcrawler-- CC: Let me start at the top. Cyclops, Storm, Nightcrawler, Beast, Kitty, Gambit, Rogue, Nick Fury, and two others to be named later. Continue reading Interview: Chris Claremont on 'X-Men Forever', part 2 ›

By Graeme McMillan(noreply@blogger.com) More Claremont retrospective! This time, the first two years of the Byrne run, wherein everything comes together remarkably quickly, and I compare John Byrne to Joe Sinnott. Or something.Ignoring the fill-in in UNCANNY X-MEN #106 (Although: Chris Claremont and Bill Mantlo together! T...

By Glenn Hauman Due to a family emergency, Chris is running behind on answering your questions on X-Men Forever Alpha & 1. He'll get to them as soon as he can, and answer those that aren't answered by issue #2 on sale tomorrow.

By Brad Curran Hey, remember when Dirk Deppey reviewed a bunch of X-Men comics that one time? This is sort of like that, but without the dripping disdain for Chris Claremont, so some of you may want to leave now. Really, I just wanted to read more X-Men comics than usual and decided that blogging about it und...

This past Wednesday, Marvel Comics released the first issue of their new series X-Men Forever. Chris Claremont writes this with art from Tom Grummett. The series is suppose to take place right after Claremont's original run ended back in the 90's. ...

By Brian Cronin As you all saw from the Chris Claremont Comic Book Legends piece a few weeks ago, things were definitely a bit up in the air at Marvel regarding the X-Titles circa 1991, with different creative teams set to take over basically every title in the whole X-line of comics (except for Wolverine -...

By Glenn Hauman While we're still transcribing the rest of the first massive interview with Chris Claremont, he's graciously agreed to answer questions about X-Men Forever going forward. So here's what we're going to do: With X-Men Forever running bi-weekly, this will give you a fix to tide you over bet...

 CA Marvel, meanwhile, are indulging a Chris Claremont jones, with the X-Men: The End Trilogy collection of Claremont's 18-issue finale to the franchise. (Be warned: He spun another series out of it, so it's not a final finale. ...

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By Jeffrey M. Anderson In the early 1980s I was an "X-Men" fanatic, eagerly devouring every comic book I could get my hands on. But my favorite, and it remains my favorite to this day, was a 1982 four-issue mini-series written by Chris Claremont, drawn by Frank Miller and devoted exclusively to Wolverine. In it, Wo...

By Glenn Hauman In anticipation of the May 1 theatrical release of X-Men Origins: Wolverine, join us as Chris Claremont, best known for his work on Marvel Comic’s X-Men series, leads a discussion with Matthew K. Manning, author of DK Publishing’s newly-released Wolverine: Inside the World of the Livin...

By Brian Cronin Uncanny X-Men #268, by Chris Claremont and Jim Lee, is a cool story mostly set in the past when a pre-Weapon X Logan teamed up with Captain America to protect a young Natasha Romanova (who would grow up to become the Black Widow - hey, folks, what is the explanation for her odd aging?). In prese...

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By Mark Stoddard Now, this soap opera element is nothing new when it comes to the X-Men – indeed, the real golden age of these mutants under the direction of the legendary Chris Claremont was always hailed as a great success in fostering exactly this sort of atmosphere. But times have changed drastically in...

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By Geoff Klock(noreply@blogger.com) Geoff has noted that Joss Whedon seems to have learned everything he knows about serial writing from Chris Claremont. But the lesson in how to do a good vampire story that also incorporates teen angst ...? Clearly Whedon picked that one up somewhere else.

By Dan Grendell Big Hero 6 #1 (of 5) Writer: Chris Claremont Artists: David Nakayama and Terry Pallot Company: Marvel Comics X-Men: Magneto Testament #1 (of 5) Writer: Greg Pak Artist: Carmine di Giandomenico Company: Marvel Knights/Marvel Comics

By JK Parkin o Jim Cheung, artist of Young Avengers o Steve McNiven, artist of Wolverine and Civil War o Brandon Peterson, artist of Uncanny X-Men o Greg Land, artist of X-Men o And Chris Claremont, Marvel Comics’ legendary X-Men writer, who shepherded the title for over 20 years.

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By Brian Cronin 90. Chris Claremont and John Romita Jr’s X-Men – 106 points (1 first place vote) Uncanny X-Men #175(partial), #176-197, 199-200, 202-203, 206-211 The Avengers #35-104 Stan Lee pronounces it "Boo-SEM-uh" in the How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way video, IIRC

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By sdastle@hotmail.com Quote: Originally Posted by Chris Claremont Quote: Hey Chris, Nacht Dear Nacht -- Cordially, Chris Claremont Quote: Originally Posted by Chris Claremont Dear Nachturne -- Cordially, Chris Claremont Now, on to a GOOD Marvel X-Book! X-Men #204-

By Johanna is a huge doorstop of a book, as it has to be to contain 38 issues of the Uncanny X-Men title, beginning with #94, as well as Giant-Size X-Men #1 and X-Men Annual #3. (That’s over 800 pages, the equivalent of the first four Masterworks.) This is the run written by Chris Claremont (with a prelimin...