Location: The X-Men Claremont’s Run
Artists:
Alan Davis
(Penciller)
,
Dan Green
(Inker)
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WoW Mario ! This page is pure dynamite ! Ororo by Alan seems so sexy...and Wolvie...but danger ! This lost cigarrete could burn all the mountain !
Another top and rare piece to your collection !
Very nice. Great Wolverine on that page.
Baller.
Congratulations on this exquisite page by Alan Davis for Uncanny X-Men, precisely the serie that launched him to stardom. Your mutants collection is already scary, and I'm sure you still have the best with pedigree in the chamber...TOP!!!
What a tremendously memorable page. A quality Alan Davis UXM page is very difficult to find. This is a gem!
PREMIUM PAGE to celebrate this amazing come back!!! Welcome back my friend. This is a colossal page with two of the most likely characters for the fandom.
Uniquely crafted by Davis in his inimitable style. Nice inking by Dan Green here, and on a number of issues during this time period.
Bravo!
Wow! This is a real beauty! I love this run by Davis. A true gem. Congrats.
Early Davis from peak X-Men- Great pick-up!
Beautiful page--both the gorgeous Davis/Neary artwork but also the classic Claremont characterization. Perfect encapsulation of Logan and Ororo's bond. Jealous congrats!
These 2 issues (213 and 215) are some of my favourites of all time. This is also a fantastic page so congratulations. Cheers
Sweet page - great shots of 'Mohawk' Storm!
Stunning example
Superb page
Fantastic page! Congratulations, such a great addition to your collection!
Xcelent page!!! Congrats, amigo!
fantastic page, this is Davis doing what he does best and what he does best is drawing Wolverine very well
Just a great page!
Mario this page is everything. Simply amazing. Congrats on this buddy!
Memorable Uncanny X-men page by Alan Davis. I love this page with Wolverine sitting all by himself, watching the X-Men's Blackbird fly oiff. He's withdrawn from his friends because he almost killed Ororo and you can see the pain of that action on his face and in his body language. Ororo comes up to him and in a beautiful gesture of forgiveness and grace, she asks for him to return to their team. It's so beautifully written and so perfectluy drawn that the two are inseperable, which is how a great comic is written. The final gesture of Wolverine standing up and tossing his cigar away says it all. Fantastic page!
These were the best of days for X-Men fans : Claremont created memorable scenes after memorable scenes, even with quiet moments. This one is really one of the best of them. And Davis was the perfect artist for that scene. Huge congrats for this awesome piece of X-Men history !
Es una página perfecta: recoge la esencia de los x-men de Claremont cuando "molaban" de veras y cuando Logan era un personaje interesante y enigmático del que no sabíamos mucho de su pasado y eso lo convertía en profundamente interesante. Felicidades, es difícil superar esta página...
Great top to bottom storytelling, and love that fifth panel with Logan's darkened eyes. Can see why you featured it on your main page! And who does not dig the Mohawk Storm look?! Congrats!
Claremont and Davis on this run were just a fantastic combo. Congrats on such a good example.
One of the best pages from the issue. Lovely storytelling flow from Alan's art.
Nice catch!
Espectacular!
One of the greatest pages. Love it.
Nice storytelling, and beautiful work on the aircraft in the opening panels. Ororo stretching out her hand and Logan ignoring it is a bonus.