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| X-men #126 |
X-Men v1 #126, 1979 - Mutant X escapes his specialized cell, leaving a wake of mummified bodies for the X-men to follow. Once cornered, the mutant bends reality to his will, allowing
John Byrne to draw several creatively nightmarish scenes. The figures of Wolverine and Nightcrawler twist and turn almost beyond recognition (pages 26-27). These distortions, while seemingly optical in nature, are perfectly executed. Byrne ends the tale with an eerie silhouette of Mutant X, defined only by the textured background. This bronze age comic also includes cover art by Dave Cockrum. This is 18 of 35
X-men issues by
Byrne.
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"How Sharper Than A Serpent's Tooth" Byrne story pencils (Terry Austin inks) 17 pages = ***
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