Wolverine is one of the best characters ever created in fiction. I blew it by not coming up with the idea first.
~ Stan Lee |
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| #1 | | October 1991 |
 | | Writer |
Penciller |
Inks |
| Chris Claremont |
Jim Lee |
Scott Williams |
Rubicon A group of mutants have stolen a shuttle and are being pursued by some agents. Magneto arrives and tears their ships
apart before bringing them on board Asteroid M. At the mansion the X-Men are testing the building‘s defenses. They split into two teams, but only Wolverine, with
Psylocke\‘s help, is able to breach them. The two different crews fight on board the asteroid until Magneto stops them. One of them, Fabian Cortez, has a suggestion
for Magneto. Back at the mansion the X-Men Blue team respond to a signal that Magneto is up to something. He has raised a nuclear submarine. The X-Men confront
him, but after a brief battle he flies off with the nuclear weapons. Rogue tries to follow him to talk, but is shot down by a russian plane. Magneto is hurt and is healed
by Cortez. Rogue is found in Genosha but is pursued by the newly formed Acolytes wanting her to join them. She disagree\’s and fights them, and the X-Men arrive to
help her. Magneto turns up and declares that Asteroid M will be a haven for all mutantkind. |
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February, 1992 | | #5 | | Writer |
Penciller |
Inks |
| John Byrne |
Jim Lee |
Art Thibert, &
Bob Wiacek |
Blowback Beast wakes up in an ambulance along with Rogue, Gambit, and Jubilee. They manage to break free, but can\’t stop
a second ambulance that they believe is carrying away Wolverine. At the War Room in Xavier\‘s Mansion, Forge picks up a signal from Cerebro that a new mutant
signature has been detected. Cyclops, Psylocke, and Colossus go to find the source of the signature. Colossus and Cyclops arrive in enough time to stop the other
ambulance from getting away, but the Hand causes it to explode. In the debris they find Wolverine\’s mask, but they know it\’s a red herring, trying to lead them in the
wrong direction and they head back to the mansion. In a briefing, the X-men decide that the Gold team will head to help Emma Frost at the Hellfire Club, while the Blue
team will go after Wolverine. Beast finds that the airplane carrying the new mutant signature was headed towards Berlin. At Fenris\’ secret lab in Berlin Wolverine is
being held hostage while Dr. Cornelius examines his memories to find what Logan, Victor Creed and Maverick have done with the Carbonadium Synthesizer they had
stolen thirty years ago from this same lab. Meanwhile Maverick is watching all this from the ventilation system and shuts down the lights in the facility, giving Wolverine
the chance to break free. He quickly disposes of most of the guards, leaving only him and Omega Red standing. Wolverine knows that he would not win, so he runs
from the fight and jumps out a window and drops ten stories down where Maverick rescues him. Meanwhile the Blue team breaks into the facility to try to save Wolverine.
In Malibu Lila Cheney, tries to get Dazzler to remember her life with the X-Men. Suddenly Longshot arrives, hunted by Spiral, who is trying to take him back to Mojo
and Lila teleports away with her friends. |
| #6 | | March, 1992 |
 | | Plot/ Art |
Finishes |
Scripter |
| Jim Lee |
Art Thibert |
Scott Lobdell |
Farther Still
... I have unfortunately not yet had the chance to summarise Marvel's issue #6 of X-Men. While
the cover image and credit information are mostly present, an issue summary has thus far managed to elude me. If you
would like to contribute to the Comic Gnome's comic book resource, this is an example of one of those places where
it could definately come in handy. If you also own or are overly familiar with issue number 6 of X-Men
published in March, 1992 and you feel like putting your ol' book reporting skills to work, please visit the
Contact form and submit an issue summary today. Of course I'll check over what you submit before
I'll post your summary of X-Men issue 6, but assuming it's accurate, you'll have my gratitude and the
knowledge that you helped this humble comic book resource grow. |
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April, 1992 | | #7 | | Plot/ Breakdown |
Finishes |
Dialogue |
| Jim Lee |
Art Thibert |
Scott Lobdell |
Inside Out
... I have unfortunately not yet had the chance to summarise Marvel's issue #7 of X-Men. While
the cover image and credit information are mostly present, an issue summary has thus far managed to elude me. If you
would like to contribute to the Comic Gnome's comic book resource, this is an example of one of those places where
it could definately come in handy. If you also own or are overly familiar with issue number 7 of X-Men
published in April, 1992 and you feel like putting your ol' book reporting skills to work, please visit the
Contact form and submit an issue summary today. Of course I'll check over what you submit before
I'll post your summary of X-Men issue 7, but assuming it's accurate, you'll have my gratitude and the
knowledge that you helped this humble comic book resource grow. |
| #8 | | May, 1992 |
 | | Plot & Pencils |
Finishes |
Script |
| Jim Lee |
Art Thibert |
Scott Lobdell |
Tooth and Claw
... I have unfortunately not yet had the chance to summarise Marvel's issue #8 of X-Men. While
the cover image and credit information are mostly present, an issue summary has thus far managed to elude me. If you
would like to contribute to the Comic Gnome's comic book resource, this is an example of one of those places where
it could definately come in handy. If you also own or are overly familiar with issue number 8 of X-Men
published in May, 1992 and you feel like putting your ol' book reporting skills to work, please visit the
Contact form and submit an issue summary today. Of course I'll check over what you submit before
I'll post your summary of X-Men issue 8, but assuming it's accurate, you'll have my gratitude and the
knowledge that you helped this humble comic book resource grow. |
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June, 1992 | | #9 | | Plot & Pencils |
Finishes |
Script |
| Jim Lee |
Art Thibert |
Scott Lobdell |
The Not so Big Easy
... I have unfortunately not yet had the chance to summarise Marvel's issue #9 of X-Men. While
the cover image and credit information are mostly present, an issue summary has thus far managed to elude me. If you
would like to contribute to the Comic Gnome's comic book resource, this is an example of one of those places where
it could definately come in handy. If you also own or are overly familiar with issue number 9 of X-Men
published in June, 1992 and you feel like putting your ol' book reporting skills to work, please visit the
Contact form and submit an issue summary today. Of course I'll check over what you submit before
I'll post your summary of X-Men issue 9, but assuming it's accurate, you'll have my gratitude and the
knowledge that you helped this humble comic book resource grow. |
| #14 | | November 1992 |
 | | Writer |
Penciller |
Inks |
| Fabian Nicieza |
Andy Kubert |
Mark Pennington |
Fingers on the Trigger Beast and Moira are unable to stop Xavier\’s techno-organic infection. X-Factor and the X-Men split
up, one team hunting down the Horsemen, who have kidnapped Scott and Jean, the other trying to find X-Force and Cable, who, as the assassin, must have
a cure. In Egypt, the Dark Riders awaken Apocalypse to tell his Horsemen attacked the X-Men. Elsewhere, Sinister exchanges the captive Jean and Scott for
a canister of genetic material. Later, he attacks Xavier\‘s mansion, which is guarded only by Bishop. X-Men Blue and X-Factor track down X-Force, and a fight
breaks out. |
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December 1992 | | #15 | | Writer |
Penciller |
Inks |
| Fabian Nicieza |
Andy Kubert |
Mark Pennington |
The Camel's Back The X-teams defeat the entire MLF, but have casualties among their own. Boomer\’s jaw is broken, and
Rogue is blinded by Strobe. At the mansion, Beast and Moira have no idea how to save Xavier from the techno-organic virus that is ravaging his body. In
Newfoundland, Cable convinces Bishop and Wolverine that he might not be responsible for the assassination, and so they team up. Elsewhere, Stryfe toys
around with the captive Jean and Scott and accuses them of having been bad parents. Later, Stryfe travels to Egypt where he runs into the Dark Riders. He
easily defeats them and then confronts Apocalypse. |
| #16 | | January, 1993 |
 | | Writer |
Penciller |
Inks |
| Fabian Nicieza |
Andy Kubert |
Mark Pennington |
Conflicting Cathexes The X-teams make their way to Stryfe\’s lunar base and defeat all his minions. Meanwhile, Stryfe leaves
the base with Scott and Jean to finish “it.“ The heroes split up to search for them, and Logan and Betsy trace them to the door they left by. Opening the seal,
they find the vacuum of space, but are able to close the hatch in time. Cannonball, Cable, Havok and Polaris use the spaceship to scout the lunar surface and
find a mysterious tower. A forcefield around it allows only Havok and Cable to pass; the others are knocked out. Stryfe welcomes his “failed brother“. Apocalypse
wanders off and has to face the Dark Riders, who try to kill him. On earth Xavier wakes up, free of the techno-organic virus; he perceives images of some of the events
on the moon. |
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June, 1993 | | #21 | | Story |
Inker |
Letterer |
Fabian Nicieza &
Brandon Peterson |
Dan Panosian |
Bill Oakley |
The Puzzle Box
... I have unfortunately not yet had the chance to summarise Marvel's issue #21 of X-Men. While
the cover image and credit information are mostly present, an issue summary has thus far managed to elude me. If you
would like to contribute to the Comic Gnome's comic book resource, this is an example of one of those places where
it could definately come in handy. If you also own or are overly familiar with issue number 21 of X-Men
published in June, 1993 and you feel like putting your ol' book reporting skills to work, please visit the
Contact form and submit an issue summary today. Of course I'll check over what you submit before
I'll post your summary of X-Men issue 21, but assuming it's accurate, you'll have my gratitude and the
knowledge that you helped this humble comic book resource grow. |
| #22 | | July, 1993 |
 | | Story |
Inker |
Letterer |
Fabian Nicieza &
Andy Kubert |
Mark Pennington |
Bill Oakley |
The Mask Behind the Facade
... I have unfortunately not yet had the chance to summarise Marvel's issue #22 of X-Men. While
the cover image and credit information are mostly present, an issue summary has thus far managed to elude me. If you
would like to contribute to the Comic Gnome's comic book resource, this is an example of one of those places where
it could definately come in handy. If you also own or are overly familiar with issue number 22 of X-Men
published in July, 1993 and you feel like putting your ol' book reporting skills to work, please visit the
Contact form and submit an issue summary today. Of course I'll check over what you submit before
I'll post your summary of X-Men issue 22, but assuming it's accurate, you'll have my gratitude and the
knowledge that you helped this humble comic book resource grow. |
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September, 1994 | | #36 | | Writer |
Penciller |
Inks |
| Fabian Nicieza |
Andy Kubert |
Matt Ryan |
Drop the Leash
... I have unfortunately not yet had the chance to summarise Marvel's issue #36 of X-Men. While
the cover image and credit information are mostly present, an issue summary has thus far managed to elude me. If you
would like to contribute to the Comic Gnome's comic book resource, this is an example of one of those places where
it could definately come in handy. If you also own or are overly familiar with issue number 36 of X-Men
published in September, 1994 and you feel like putting your ol' book reporting skills to work, please visit the
Contact form and submit an issue summary today. Of course I'll check over what you submit before
I'll post your summary of X-Men issue 36, but assuming it's accurate, you'll have my gratitude and the
knowledge that you helped this humble comic book resource grow. |
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