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But what I really wasn't expecting was one specific reaction on Facebook. When Chris Claremont Comments On Your Naked Drawing Of Wolverine. You just don't expect the man who first wrote "I'm the best there is at what I do, and what I do ain't pretty" to drive by naked Wolverine sketches on Facebook but when you[...]

Among them was the sixty-nine-year-old and famed X-Men writer Chris Claremont, which got quite a few people nervous Chris posted his account to Facebook, Chris Claremont Goes To Huntsville Comic Con, Alabama Photo b Chris Claremont.   Been a while since walking down this road, 6+ months since the last convention & here I am in Huntsville, Alabama[...]

The original story by Chris Claremont, John Byrne and Terry Austin would be later published in Phoenix: The Untold Story It not only published the original ending, but the first draft of the dialogue, that Claremont rewrote while Byrne was drawing the new ending But it was the published ending that cemented the story in[...]

Boone said it's an arc inspired by the "Demon Bear" comics from writer Chris Claremont and artist Bill Sienkiewicz in the 1980s. Since the purchase, Disney renamed FOX's major film studio wing to 20th Century Studios Disney canceled numerous projects but spared The New Mutants With the sequels, Boone originally planned to bring in other characters[...]

I provided this information to my higher-ups at Bleeding Cool [Jude], who asked me to take advantage of the opportunity to ask when Chris Claremont would be given an ongoing series to write. C.B (he complimented my writing, so obviously we are on a first-name basis now) said that more Claremont work was forthcoming, but an[...]

Since 2014's Nightcrawler series, Marvel has paid Chris Claremont to remain a Marvel-exclusive writer and yet refuses to actually have him write much of anything Aside from the occasional one-shot or short story in an anthology, fans are deprived of ongoing Claremont goodness, causing Bleeding Cool to name Claremont the Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the[...]

On Wednesday, we pointed out that 2019's Most Canceled X-Men Series was… All of Them! And today, we celebrate… Most Underutilized X-Men Writer – Chris Claremont In a year where Marvel published literally hundreds of X-Men comics, it's sad that the writer most synonymous with the X-Men, a writer who is currently signed to an EX-X-XCLUSIVE Marvel[...]

When Marvel released their full March solicitations yesterday, we noted that all of the X-books shipping in March except the ones that are launching that month would come with variant covers celebrating God Loves, Man Kills, the classic Marvel Graphic Novel by Chris Claremont and Brent Anderson However, the solicits did not reveal the covers,[...]

Clean Prose, 2 Charlotte Road, London£180.   Dalston Comic (creators) Club, Dalston CLR James Library, Dalston Lane, London6:30 – 7:30pm Chris Sprouse signing at Henk Comics, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 5-7pm. Happy Birthday to… By Luigi Novi, CC BY 3.0, Link Chris Claremont, longstanding writer of X-Men Edward Greenberg, owner of Collector's Paradise, Los Angeles. Jeanine Schaefer, executive editor, Boom Studios Darryl Ayo Brathwaite, comics reviewer,[...]

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Chris Claremont, writer of the X-Men from 1975-1991 and several times after that and greatest comic book writer of all time, is currently retained by Marvel Comics to remain exclusive to them However, besides occasional one-shots and short stories in anthologies, Claremont is hardly used The last time Claremont was given an ongoing series to[...]

creating a Savage Avengers #0, repackaging older stories as part of a new wraparound that puts them in context with the new series. So we have classic Uncanny X-Men stories by Chris Claremont and John Romita Jr, featuring wizard Kulan Gath being repackaged with a new story by Gerry Duggan and Greg Smallwood I mean, it's[...]

Forty years ago, Chris Claremont, John Byrne, Terry Austin, Glynis Wein, and Tom Orzechowski brought us the Dark Phoenix Saga in the pages of Uncanny X-Men It was a storyline that so revolutionized comics that it is still rehashed over and over again to this day In addition to being rehashed within the pages of[...]

Chris Claremont sat down with Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B Cebulski for the Marvel Fanfare panel at New York Comic Con Bleeding Cool had ace reporter Jemal Flores on the scene, ready to strike with the most important in the history of comic book journalism: will Marvel let Chris Claremont write an ongoing series? It's a question we've[...]

Legendary X-Men writer Chris Claremont was interviewed on Syfy Wire's NYCC livestream, and he dropped some major news The interview began by discussing Claremont's return to New Mutants alongside Bill Sienkiewicz. "The New Mutants look brilliant," Claremont said when asked what he thinks of returning to the X-Men in the current era "I can't speak for[...]

For years, Marvel has paid legendary X-Men scribe Chris Claremont to remain Marvel exclusive, but since the end of 2014's Nightcrawler series, the House of Ideas hasn't had an idea for Claremont to write anything other than the occasional one-shot or short story in an anthology Why would the biggest superhero comic book publisher in[...]

This would have fit right in with the sort of Wolverine story told in his early solo ongoing or in Marvel Comics Presents. What Happened in New Mutants: War Children #1? NEW MUTANTS WAR CHILDREN #1 SIMMONDS VAR JUL191055 (W) Chris Claremont (A) Bill Sienkiewicz (CA) Martin Simmonds STRONG AND FREE! Don't miss this momentous event as legendary creators CHRIS CLAREMONT[...]

Legendary X-Men scribe Chris Claremont reunited with Bill Sienkiewicz for New Mutants: War Children, a Marvel 80th-anniversary one-shot released last Wednesday But why doesn't Claremont, who is paid to remain a Marvel-exclusive writer, contribute more than the occasional one-shot or short story to the franchise which he played a bigger role than anyone else in[...]

Legendary creators Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz return to The New Mutants for New Mutants: War Children #1, along with colorist Chris Sotomayor and letterer Clayton Cowles, in stores next week from Marvel Comics We've got a preview. And if you're wondering whether Claremont and Sienkiewicz have still got the magic… well… Of course they do[...]

To that end, the publisher polled readers and came up with the perfect person for the job: legendary writer Chris Claremont. #Xmen #ChrisClaremont WHO WOULD DO THE BEST JOB WRITING YOUNGBLOOD OR SUPREME? =34% of 4 choices — Terrific Prod "THE NEXT REVOLUTION IN COMICS" (@LlcTerrific) September 5, 2019 There's one problem, of course Claremont is a Marvel[...]

The deeply flawed Doctor O formed a team to fight his nemesis Anathema, which sets off decades of fights, deaths, revenge and betrayal. Martin Eden Eden was inspired by Chris Claremont's classic X-Men comics run and Grant Morrison's feel for Pop sparkliness They're not a copy of the X-Men so much as following the spirit of those[...]

Chris Claremont is the greatest comic book writer, maybe the greatest writer period, of all time This is an objective fact that can't be argued And as revealed in Marvel's full 2019 solicitations, Claremont will be honored with a new Marvel Visionaries: Chris Claremont trade paperback in November, reprinting some his classic stories with legendary[...]

Chris Claremont is the greatest comic book writer in history, and he's still writing stories today, which is why we find it so utterly baffling that Marvel Comics would pay him a retainer to be a Marvel-exclusive writer but only rarely actually use him to write a story In fact, the House of Ideas hasn't[...]

There's a Ghost Rider story set in the present as well. Wolverine: Exit Wounds #1 (W) Chris Claremont, Larry Hama, Sam Keith (A) Salvador Larroca, Scot Eaton (A/CA) Sam Keith WOLVERINE LEGENDS, Chris Claremont, Larry Hama & Sam Keith REUNITE! He goes by many names… Patch…Weapon X…Logan…but most just call him THE WOLVERINE[...]

Wouldn't it be nice if Marvel allowed comics' living legends to contribute to the stories of the present too? Maybe if we all buy enough copies of this one… Wolverine Exit Wounds #1 hits stores on Wednesday. WOLVERINE EXIT WOUNDS #1 APR190884 (W) Chris Claremont, Larry Hama, Sam Keith (A) Salvador Larroca, Sam Keith, Scot Eaton (CA) Ryan Stegman WOLVERINE[...]

Legendary creators Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz are reuniting for another shot at their classic collaboration, New Mutants, in September New Mutants: War Children #1 is the latest in Marvel's series of 80th-anniversary one-shots that honor legendary creators by bringing them back for one more story set in their classic runs, even though Marvel can't[...]

Beyond comics. — robliefeld (@robertliefeld) June 4, 2019 But rather than dwelling on the unfathomable absence of Major X for the latter half of 2019, Liefeld chose to look back to the past at the legendary Uncanny X-Men run of Chris Claremont, John Byrne, and Terry Austin with a series of tweets explaining the importance of the[...]

A listing for a new collection called Legends Of Marvel has popped up on Amazon. A collection of upcoming on one-shots celebrating Marvel's 80th anniversary It includes June's already announced Incredible Hulk: Last Call by Peter David and Dale Keown. We know there's an upcoming Wolverine one-shot with a Chris Claremont and Salvador Larroca story, that might fit. And of[...]

Invented by Dave Thorpe and Alan Moore for the Captain Britain comics published by Marvel UK, as a throwaway joke to define the Marvel Universe reality, as opposed to DC's overgrand and manifest destiny of Earth 1 and Earth 2, it was picked up by Chris Claremont, and then spread across the rest of the[...]

And let's not even talk about letterers. Perhaps a counterpoint could be gleaned from the words of one of the greatest comic book writers of all time, Chris Claremont, who recently described the difference in making comics back in the eighties vs making them today. "I think, from a purely technical standpoint, in the 80s, there was[...]