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An X-Men story from the 80s that deals with heavy themes of discrimination and religious beliefs.
Synopsis. Since the dawn of civilization, he was worshiped as a god. Apocalypse, the first and most powerful mutant from Marvel's X-Men universe, he became immortal
Written by CHRIS CLAREMONT Penciled by BRENT ANDERSON Cover by BRENT ANDERSON The Uncanny X-Men. Magneto, Master of Magnetism. The?bitterest of enemies
Helped the comic book industry bloom Characters William Stryker: main villain and reverend. X-men: team of mutant superheroes. Magneto: X-men's archenemy, decides to
This story does a lot to further the work Claremont set up in Uncanny X-Men #150 in establishing Magneto less as a crazed super-villain and more a militant mutant
Jamie revisits a comic book that has not only stood the test of time, but one that has shaped stories for more than two decades since
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And if I have to choose between caring for my friend and believing in your God The X-men return to Earth in issue Discuss Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 5
That first glimpse of the "X-Men" franchise's next villain — an ultra-powerful mutant with a god complex known as Apocalypse, first introduced in the comics in 1986
A Graphic Novel first published in 1982, God Loves, Man Kills is one of the most famous X-Men stories from the Claremont period. Writing in the midst of the
A Graphic Novel first published in 1982, God Loves, Man Kills is one of the most famous X-Men stories from the Claremont period. Writing in the midst of the
God Loves, Man Kills may refer to: X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills, a graphic novel published in 1982 by Marvel Comics; God Loves, Man Kills (album), a 1998 album by One

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August 2017