The New Mutants #13
1984
- Series
- The New Mutants
- Issue
- 13
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1984
- Story title
- School Daysze
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Published by Marvel Comics in March 1984, The New Mutants #13 serves as a pivotal entry in the series created by Chris Claremont and Bob McLeod. The issue is historically significant for featuring the first appearance of Doug Ramsey, who would later be known as Cypher, and for its role in expanding the X-Men mythogeny by exploring the educational and social dynamics of Professor Xavier’s younger charges.
The issue features cover art by Bob McLeod, whose clean, classic style defined the early aesthetic of the title. It was received as a grounded installment that prioritized character development and social tension over constant action, a hallmark of Claremont's writing that helped the series distinguish itself from the high-stakes drama found in the primary X-Men flagship title at the time.
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