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Dark Phoenix then vs. now
X-Men Dark Phoenix X-men '92 vs X-Men '97
Carol Danvers became Binary in Uncanny X-Men 164, cover date December 1982. The story gave the first appearance of the Brood Fleet. The issue also marked the last issue with Dave Cockrum as the regular artist. ("Binary Star," Uncanny X-Men 164, Marvel Comic Event)
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written by Geoffrey Thorne art by Marcus To & Erick Arciniega
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Ok, I've seen a lot of people excitedly say that Charles' Hellfire gala outfit is a tribute to Erik, that silver corset and cape was because of him, etc, etc.
But guys...
Look, I love Cherik sooooooo much. It is my number 1 ship but...
Lets be realestic...
Yeah...
You get it.
But do you want to know the funny part?
he wore this outfit just after Erik left. They had maching one before that.
So he was all like: Oh, so you want to leave me and go to another planet and get yourself killed? Fine! Who needs you? I will return to my dead attractive space wife.
I think this is even better.🤣🤣😂😂
Happy Christmas to all of You! ❤️🎄❄️☃️
Aaaannddd to my besties 💖
@oreo-cookies-fan @cherikdogfood @sonics-atelier @mkpersephone 🎄
Uncanny X-Men #166 - November 1982 - Art - Paul Smith