The Uncanny X-Men #201
Comic Books

The Uncanny X-Men #201

1986

Series
The Uncanny X-Men
Issue
201
Cover date
Jan 1, 1986
Story title
Duel
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Uncanny X-Men #201 is significant for featuring the first full appearance of Nathan Summers, the child of Scott Summers and Madelyne Pryor who would eventually grow up to be the mutant soldier Cable. Written by Chris Claremont, the issue also marks a pivotal moment in the series as Storm and Cyclops duel for leadership of the team, reflecting the evolving power dynamics of the X-Men during the mid-1980s.

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