90s X-Men

[SavijMuhdrox]

I enjoyed all of the various X-Factor line-ups in the 90's, including Forge's, but the stories weren't half as interesting after Havok left.

That run of X-Factor from around 71 to 100 was the best.. Strong Guy, Multiple Man, Havok, Polaris, Wolfsbane and Quicksilver.. a classic team.

[Rasputin9977]

Havoc's power signature, does, but nah. The art was sometimes nice. The book was reasonably well written. Gen x was great for the first 27 about issues. Then it goes on and off.

I couldnt get into Stroman's art style, especially his women. They were obese or had fat asses.

[MartinRedmond]

That's what made it so kewl! PAD's X-Factor was really giving everything speculator era the finger. There were a few hiccups but he ended up with hawt, unrestrained Jae Lee art and some great Joe Quesada in the end.

[Beast42]

I recently just got caught up on my 90's books. I was able to pick up all the X-Men and Uncanny from that time period for dirt cheap online. I think i found some lots online that made it less than fifty cents an issue. Cant beat that. Now i just need to find the time to read the books i pick up now and get all my old issues read as well. I guess thats a good problem to have.

[Ian Pressman]

Havoc's power signature, does, but nah. The art was sometimes nice. The book was reasonably well written. Gen x was great for the first 27 about issues. Then it goes on and off.

I always loved looking at Havok's powers. X-men evolution and First class disappointed me by their making it look like generic energy blasts. They were supposed to be concentric circles! Even the 90's cartoon got it wrong.

[MartinRedmond]

I was able to pick up all the X-Men and Uncanny from that time period for dirt cheap online.

Is it even worth selling comics on ebay anymore? You might as well give them away!

[BillCarson]

Claremont says that larry hama did his favorite wolverine and i have to agree, at least until issue 100

[Pixie_Solanas]

Claremont says that larry hama did his favorite wolverine and i have to agree, at least until issue 100

Claremont's never wrong.

[BillCarson]

Claremont's never wrong.

I agree wholeheartedly, espcially when it comes to wolverine