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Comic Books

X-Men #106

2000

Series
X-Men
Issue
106
Cover date
Nov 1, 2000
Story title
Search and Rescue
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Published in August 1977, X-Men #106 represents a key transition point during the celebrated 'All-New, All-Different' era of the franchise. Written by Chris Claremont with art by Dave Cockrum, the story continues the aftermath of the Phoenix saga's inception and the team's recovery from their recent space mission, focusing on the character development of the revamped roster that had been successfully revitalized since Giant-Size X-Men #1.

The issue features a notable cover by Cockrum and displays the classic design ethos of the 1970s Marvel aesthetic, characterized by dramatic, action-oriented compositions. Like many mid-run issues of this period, it is appreciated by collectors for its contribution to the long-form narrative arcs that Claremont meticulously crafted, bridging the gap between major high-stakes events and the quieter, internal character studies that defined his long tenure on the title.

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