Chris Claremont's X-Men 50th Anniversary (1975-1991) : 1977's X-Men Vol.1 #107 page 26. Script by Chris Claremont, art by Dave Cockrum, inks by Dan Green, colors by Andy Yanchus and lettering by Joe Rosen.
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Chris Claremont's X-Men 50th Anniversary (1975-1991) : 1977's X-Men Vol.1 #107 page 26. Script by Chris Claremont, art by Dave Cockrum, inks by Dan Green, colors by Andy Yanchus and lettering by Joe Rosen.

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I canât explain why, but whenever I look at Sev-5, I think of this pathetic creature, and vice versa
Itâs like called a Crâreee and itâs from Marvel apparently (idk I donât read the comics)
is there something you would like to say, ceres
my initial reaction under the cut:
(day 50) Corsair & the mother #$@%ing Starjammers!!!
Uncanny X-Men #107 (Oct. 1977), writer Chris Claremont, penciller Dave Cockrum, inker Dan Green, colorist Andy Yanchus, letterer Joe Rosen
I really donât care about the Starjammers, most of them are wholely unlikeable people...

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Chris Claremont's X-Men 50th Anniversary (1975-1991) : 1990's Uncanny X-Men Vol.1 #275 page 1. Script by Chris Claremont, art by Jim Lee, inks by Scott Williams & Karl Alstaetter, colors by Glynis Oliver & Joe Rosas and lettering by Tom Orzechowski.
AÂ âquick! Everybody split up!â storyline... one of my least favorite tropes...