Classic X-Men (1986-1990) #34B by Marvel Comics | Comic Book Information

SMC Rank

9725

SMC Rating

0.00 stars

Members' Rating

3.75

3.75 out of 4 Votes

Synopsis

This section has not yet been completed.

Release Information

Published June, 1989 (Copper Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale in 1989 for $1.25 USD. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is $3.00 USD.

Additional Issue Information:Direct Edition

UPC:
ISBN-10:
ISBN-13:

Issue Story(s)

The Action of the Tiger!
Double Negative
The Action of the Tiger! (Pages 1-32)

Event(s)/Story Arc(s)

This section has not yet been completed.

Writer(s)

Interior Penciler(s)

Interior Letterer(s)

Tom Orzechowski - 'Tom Orz'

Interior Inker(s)

Terry Austin

Interior Colorist(s)

Glynis Oliver - 'Glynis Wein'

Cover Penciler(s)

Steve Lightle

Cover Letterer(s)

This section has not yet been completed.

Cover Inker(s)

This section has not yet been completed.

Cover Colorist(s)

This section has not yet been completed.

Editor(s)

Character Appearance

This section has not yet been completed.

Team Appearance

This section has not yet been completed.

Cameo Appearance

This section has not yet been completed.

Character's 1st Appearance

This section has not yet been completed.

Team's 1st Appearance

This section has not yet been completed.

Death

This section has not yet been completed.

Origin

This section has not yet been completed.

Resurrection

This section has not yet been completed.

Collects/Reprints

Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011) #128

Collected/Reprinted In

This section has not yet been completed.

Accessories, Features & Bonus Items

This section has not yet been completed.

Ratings and Reviews

4.5

by Fausticus1 on 9/11/2013 3:16:00 AM (Variant A)

This issue has lots of action as the X-Men finally confront Proteus. The fighting is good and the pacing is fast. The finale between Proteus and Colossus is awesome. It's great to see Colossus finally living up to his potential. The aftermath is also very good as the X-Men reflect on the choices they had to make. The extra story is also very good. We a glimpse of the inner workings of the Hellfire Club as Mastermind and Emma Frost face of. The underlying message is very well written.