Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011) #119B by Marvel Comics | Comic Book Information

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Members' Rating

4.14

4.14 out of 7 Votes

Synopsis

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Release Information

Published March, 1979 (Bronze Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale in 1979 for £0.12 GBP. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is £55.29 GBP.

Additional Issue Information:UK Edition

UPC: 0714860246103
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Issue Story(s)

'Twas the Night Before Christmas... (Pages 1-32)

Event(s)/Story Arc(s)

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Writer(s)

Interior Penciler(s)

John Byrne

Interior Letterer(s)

John Costanza - 'Jon Costa'

Interior Inker(s)

Terry Austin

Interior Colorist(s)

Glynis Oliver - 'Glynis Wein'

Cover Penciler(s)

Dave Cockrum

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Cover Inker(s)

Terry Austin

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Editor(s)

Character Appearance

Team Appearance

Cameo Appearance

Proteus/Mutant X (Kevin MacTaggert)

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Death

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Ratings and Reviews

by Fausticus1 on 7/17/2013 7:47:00 AM (Variant A)

What is it with villains and volcano bases? You just know they're going to collapse at some point. Anyway this is an amazing issue. The art is very good as usual, but the writing is what makes it great. All the action is smart, not just a simple slug-fest and there is real emotion put into it. Colossus who in frustration wrecks 2 Mandroids singlehandedly and of course Banshee who has to push his limits and sacrifice everything. And after all that a nice ending with some real heart to it. The last few pages focus on Jean and sets up some events for future stories. Definitely an amazing issue.