X-Men #171
2005
- Series
- X-Men
- Issue
- 171
- Cover date
- Aug 1, 2005
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Published in July 1983, X-Men #171 serves as a pivotal entry in the Uncanny X-Men run, scripted by Chris Claremont with artwork by Walt Simonson. This issue is notable for its role in the long-running arc involving Rogue, who formally joins the X-Men team here after previously acting as an antagonist with the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. The story explores the friction and deep-seated mistrust among the existing team members as they grapple with the sudden addition of a former foe.
The cover and interior art by Walt Simonson capture the dynamic tension of the period, reflecting the classic aesthetic of 1980s Marvel comics. Claremont’s narrative approach, known for emphasizing complex character growth and internal team politics, was well-received by fans of the era. The issue remains a significant milestone for collectors interested in the evolution of the X-Men's roster and the mid-1980s expansion of mutant mythology.
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