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X-Factor #73 page 25 - Vic Chalker Sucks by Larry Stroman & Al Milgrom

Location: Marvel - X-Men & Related Titles
Artists: Larry Stroman (Penciller) ,  Al Milgrom (Inker)

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Location: Marvel - X-Men & Related Titles
Title: X-Factor #73 page 25 - Vic Chalker Sucks by Larry Stroman & Al Milgrom*
Artist:  Larry Stroman (Penciller) ,  Al Milgrom (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 132
Likes on CAF: 7
Comments: 1
Added to Site: 5/15/2026

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Probably the only X-Factor page I'll ever own since I foolishly sold my Prisoner of Love page. Anyway, this jamook is probably my favorite part of the Peter David/Larry Stroman run on the book. Good ol' Vic Chalker. Him and his brothers/cousins had a hard-on for destroying all mutants. So while he's a genius inventor and manages to build the most destructive exo-skeleton ever, he also has a few issues with it. Ultimately nothing ever comes of his desires for vengeance. A few issues later a drop of rain contacts an ungrounded wire and electrocutes him to death. But this just illustrates some of the absurdity of this run. That and Guido taking on the codename Strong Guy because a reporter said every team needs a strong guy.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 5/16/2026

Very cool 90's X artwork!  Stroman had a great run on the tile and gained a pretty good reputation from it as a top artist.  It hasn't been good since then, so it's better to think of these heights through a nostalgic lens.