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Uncanny X-Men #312 pg 13 - 1st Full Phalanx and Joe Madureira artwork in series (featuring Storm and Phalanx)

Artists: Joe Madureira (Penciller) , Dan Green (Inker) , Chris Eliopoulos (Letterer) , Scott Lobdell (Writer)

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Uncanny X-Men #312 pg 13 - 1st Full Phalanx and Joe Madureira artwork in series (featuring Storm and Phalanx) Comic Art

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Title:	Uncanny X-Men #312 pg 13 - 1st Full Phalanx and Joe Madureira artwork in series (featuring Storm and Phalanx)
Artist:	Joe Madureira (Penciller)
Artist:	Dan Green (Inker)
Artist:	Chris Eliopoulos (Letterer)
Artist:	Scott Lobdell (Writer)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	1,179
Likes on CAF:	14 15
Comments:	8
Added to Site:	4/3/2021
Comic Art Archive:	The Uncanny X-Men Issue: 312 Page: 13 View

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1st of my Joe Madureira artwork, ideally not the last as I really enjoy his stylings and contribution to the history of X-Men.

This page holds a lot of great little pieces of history for me. It�s a page from Joe�s first book on his fairly long run of Uncanny X-Men, featuring the Phalanx in their first full appearance. His stylings are superb as he really knows how to capture characters and their feelings so well on the page. His manga-like expressive character art explodes on the page showing the urgency from Storm as a man beats the Phalanx with a baseball bat, to his ultimate demise.

She is rendered so beautifully with this pending action beat of the Phalanx about to explode back into life and take recourse. I love the reactions on the surrounding people, but Storm, even with all this activity, stands out amongst the crowd, that is huge talent to do on a page like this.

The Phalanx was the first real X-Men crossover saga for me when I was finally hooked in as a full-time reader and collector. This was what ultimately introduced me to a variety of the X-books that were involved in the crossover (Excalibur mainly and reinforcing my connection to X-Factor and X-Men).

Nice to bring something with so many great memories home and grabbing little pieces of X history into my collection.

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James S
Member Since 2017

1 - Posted on 4/3/2021

Great page! It shows why Joe Mad's style has been a fine favorite for decades!

Andr� .
Member Since 2015

1 - Posted on 4/4/2021

Some of the x-overs got a bit muddled, but the Phalanx one I enjoyed. Great emotive storytelling with Storm here from Mad.

Steve N. Comic/Fantasy Art
Member Since 2017

1 - Posted on 4/4/2021

Love Madureira's style. Bridges early modern to today!

Bill J
Member Since 2009

1 - Posted on 4/10/2021

I love Joe Madureira's work too. Does that make us Mad Man?

John Livesay
Member Since 2009

1 - Posted on 4/15/2021

nice!

K Gearon
Member Since 2011

1 - Posted on 4/19/2021

Big congrats, James! A page from Joe Mad's first X-Men issue?! No easy get, I imagine! And it's a great example. Packed full of art and dialogue highlighted by that GORGEOUS shot of Ororo. Indicative of his work on the book and a sampling of the many gorgeous X images to come!

Rob F
Member Since 2009

1 - Posted on 9/3/2022

Love it! Such fond memories of the X-Men from this era.

Kevin A
Member Since 2019

1 - Posted on 10/21/2023

Holy cow! Love this piece. The Phalanx Covenant storyline is what got me hooked into comics. The danger and mystery drew me in as a kid, and Joe Mad was firing on all cylinders.

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