The X-Men #103
marvel • 1977
- Series
- The X-Men
- Issue
- 103
- Publisher
- Marvel
- Cover date
- Feb 1, 1977
- Story title
- The Fall Of The Tower
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Published by Marvel Comics in February 1977, The X-Men #103 serves as the second chapter of the pivotal 'Starjammers' saga. Following the successful revitalization of the title by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum, this issue continues the team's expansion into cosmic storytelling. It was crafted during a period where Marvel was actively diversifying the X-Men’s threats, moving them from terrestrial conflicts toward the interstellar space opera themes that would define the franchise for decades.
The issue features artwork by Dave Cockrum, whose aesthetic was instrumental in shaping the visual identity of the modern X-Men. His design work on characters like the Starjammers and the Shi'ar Empire introduced a high-fantasy, sci-fi sensibility that contrasted with the gritty urban settings typical of earlier issues. The work was well-received at the time for its imaginative scope, helping solidify the series as one of Marvel's most popular titles and setting the stage for the landmark Phoenix Saga.
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