Bronze Age Variants
X-Men 95
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COMIC DETAILS
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Comic Description:
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X-Men 95 Modern
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Grade:
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9.0
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Page Quality:
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WHITE
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Certification #:
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1570878012
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Owner:
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ADAMANTIUM
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SET DETAILS
Owner's Description
3rd Appearances of the New X-Men. "Death of Thunderbird". So early in the revamped run and someone "dies?" No matter, the X-men will recover. Glad I own the 3rd story experience of the "NEW" X-men. I also own a raw copy for reading, because it is such an intricate and exciting cover that I just wanted a well-centered copy with white pages. Glad to make that happen. Sometimes or in the past these books may have seemed common even. The LCS would get them in from time to time, but not as much as of late. I do not remember Thunderbird from the animated series, although he does remind me of a Street Fighter character from the self-titled video games. Must have been a "go to" name for Native Americans back then, even the appearance or the way the characters are depicted too. Still had a lot of fond memories for that signature look and brand. Cool, collective, and mindful of honor and spirit.
Complete with a back cover picture of a similar to the set completion motif, with "Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1!" A prescreen pass before it hit theaters publicly. X-Men aren't the only marvels with death defying stunts. With the death in this comic of Thunderbird, the "reckoning" now is that the Wolverine will replace and join the team, and that is the real disgruntled twist that took and stuck in the plot going on decades now!
Grader Notes:
light spine stress lines breaks color;
small, light, multiple bend right bottom of whole book through book breaks color.
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