X-Treme X-Men #9
2002
- Series
- X-Treme X-Men
- Issue
- 9
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 2002
- Story title
- Face the Music!
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Published in March 2002, X-Treme X-Men #9 serves as part of the 'Prisoner of Fire' story arc within Chris Claremont’s long-running tenure on the X-Men franchise. Claremont, a seminal figure in the history of the characters, sought to explore a more globe-trotting, specialized team dynamic, distancing this particular squad from the central events happening in the main X-Men titles at the time.
The issue features interior art by Salvador Larroca, whose polished, cinematic style became the defining visual identity of the series. Larroca’s work was noted for its clean lines and dramatic character portrayals, fitting the high-stakes, action-oriented tone that Claremont established to differentiate this series from other mutant-focused publications of the early 2000s.
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