Marvel Visionaries: Chris Claremont #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover collection celebrates Chris Claremont's legendary 17-year run on the X-Men franchise, gathering key issues that defined the team's Bronze Age and beyond. Featuring iconic storylines like the Dark Phoenix Saga, Days of Future Past, and God Loves, Man Kills, it showcases Claremont's deep character work with Wolverine, Storm, Rogue, and Kitty Pryde, alongside the introduction of fan-favorites like Lockheed and the Bamf. A must-have for fans of the X-Men's most influential writer, this volume captures the epic scope and emotional depth that made Claremont a Marvel visionary.
"Stilt-Man Stalks the City!" is a standout entry in the Marvel Visionaries: Chris Claremont series, spotlighting a gripping tale written by John Byrne and Chris Claremont, with art by Byrne and inks by Terry Austin. The story unfolds as Lilandra brings the X-Men to her base, setting the stage for a high-stakes trial by combat on the Blue Area of the Moon, where Jean Grey’s fate hangs in the balance. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Byrne and Jim Lee with inks by Austin and Scott Williams, captures the tension of a battle that tests loyalty, justice, and sacrifice.
In "Stilt-Man Stalks the City!" from Marvel Visionaries: Chris Claremont, the towering menace of Stilt-Man descends on the west coast, threatening to unleash a molecular condenser with catastrophic power. Daredevil and the Widow must race against time to stop him before the device can reshape the very land beneath their feet.
In the frozen wilds of the Canadian Rockies, Danny and Colleen take on a high-stakes bodyguard mission for lawyer Jeryn Hogarth—only to arrive too late, finding their client already taken by Sabretooth and his crew. With the sun blinding him through a cruel trick, Iron Fist must rely on instinct and discipline to fight back, facing a foe who thrives in the cold and chaos of the mountains.
In "Slumber Party!" from Marvel Visionaries: Chris Claremont, the New Mutant girls trade superheroics for pajamas at a sleepover with friends from Salem Center—until Warlock’s sudden arrival shakes the peace. After the dust settles from his destruction of Asteroid M, the team must bridge the gap between alien exile and mutant sanctuary, bringing in Doug to help the troubled telepath find a place at Xavier’s school.
In "Wounded Wolf," a feral Wolverine flees through the streets of a quiet city, hunted by Lady Deathstrike and the Reavers, when his path crosses with Katie Power, a young woman singing carols at Christmas. As the night turns dangerous, their unexpected encounter sets off a chain of events that forces both to confront the past—without knowing what lies ahead.
In "I Want My X-Men!", Mojo, desperate to keep his entertainment empire running, scrambles to replace his fallen stars after the Fall of the Mutants—turning to the unlikely recruits known as the X-Babies, who’ve only just begun to make their mark. With his usual flair for absurdity and spectacle, Mojo drags these pint-sized mutants into his twisted spotlight, setting the stage for chaos and unexpected heroism.
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