So.. here's the four comics I reas when I was fourteen. & Chris Claremont were working on X-Men, Marvel UK were reprinting US Spider-Man titles, I'd discovered the Rocketeer thanks to the film and Peter David & Dale Keown introduced the Smart Hulk.

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At the time, Wolverine had not yet been described in these terms (he actually really didn’t have a lot of narrative descriptions yet). It may be fitting then, that Claremont had ultimately intended for Sabretooth to be Wolverine’s father. 6/6

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Federico Gastaldi's ( cover and interior full page illustrations for Claremont McKenna College Magazine feature new solutions for effective remote learning during the pandemic.

https://t.co/hX6hykgyy6

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In terms of cultural reach and legacy, film adaptation remains a problematic badge of honor for comics artists, and despite his rather large storytelling contribution to the X-Men franchise and its subsequent film adaptations, Claremont has not always received his due. 1/6

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La actriz sería perfecta para interpretar a Ororo Munroe en el Luciría muy bien con su atuendo de o el clásico de la saga X-Men de Claremont y Byrne.

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Chris Claremont in 1985: we should push X-Men into darker and more overtly political territory. All the X-Men are exhausted and traumatized and desperately trying to make things work.
Dave Cockrum in 1985: Nightcrawler should meet a cowboy dinosaur

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Thinking optimistically, dare we suggest that Claremont's well-established emphasis on character depth and agency made the characters sexier? 6/7

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These sources are dubious, of course, but they reflect broader cultural attitudes. There are a great many “hottest comics character” lists on the internet, and Claremont’s X-Men represent an enormously disproportionate number of characters on these lists. 4/7

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Rachel and Kitty, which Marvel will probably never allow to move forward, despite Claremont's intentions.

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From Claremont to Claremont, Episode 3 rolls on...
This time and I get x-treme and (theoretically) meet the all-new Brotherhood of Evil Mutants in X-Force
Then, the Chrises will discuss ONE of the Chrises' "Soundtrack of his Life"
https://t.co/6JNKozRkth

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Wolverine's number one most defining character trait in every "modern" comics with him I've read is the fact that he likes to drink. This isn't really a thing in the old Claremont stuff? Who is responsible for the flattening of Wolverine's character into "he really likes beer"

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Muppet Babies, 1984
Flintstone Kids, 1986
Pup Named Scooby Doo, 1988
Tom & Jerry Kids, 1990

Every two years, animators were dusting off their IP's and de-aging them.

Claremont, who knew what pulse to place his finger, brought in the X-Babies by 1986.

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From Claremont to Claremont, Episode 3 rolls on as and I try and help Wolverine get to the bottom of his history - with mixed and confusing results!
Also: Joe shares with us the "Soundtrack of his Life"
It's Ep 3c - Wolverine (v.2)
https://t.co/Qs9okII3Xi

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One of the more common character tropes that Claremont uses is the idea of the being who is fighting their own dark destiny, and – more often than not – losing. 1/5

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20 years ago this month both Marvel & DC had some weird ass gimmicks for their books from DC's "Full Coverage" to Marvel's "Nuff Said".

I bet Claremont was depressed as hell this month.

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Storm's birthday is on November 25th according to Chris Claremont. Happy Birthday to a real life Icon. God's Own X-Man.

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Chris Claremont fala como o prelúdio de Dias de um Futuro Esquecido vai se conectar com outras realidades alternativas https://t.co/FuHmD6lAsI

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Richard Claremont’s c2020 oils, various clouds scenes on successive mornings on same Board, Interesting impressions! My WCs similar idea, but same scene, at sunrise, night, & sunset:

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Hey, ,
Didn't you do a whole series of deep dives into the kink / hypersexual nature of Claremont & Alan Davis EXCALIBUR?

One can never get too much of that brand of weirdness.

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Uncanny X-Men (1985)
Writer: Chris Claremont
Artist: John Romita Jr.

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