Claremont’s run would last for 17 years, and during that almost-two-decade period, he would bring the X-Men through some of their most important and most memorable adventures. After that, he would go on to create his own batch of stories for this new team. After Giant-Size X-Men #1, which introduces these characters, a scrappy writer named Chris Claremont stepped in to finish the initial story that Len Wein started.
This was the introduction of characters like Storm, Nightcrawler, and Colossus (and Wolverine, though his actual debut was jut a bit earlier in the pages of Incredible Hulk).Īnd this is where X-Men really starts cooking. In 1975, there was something of a soft reboot for the series, which saw the exit of the original team to be replaced by a new one - a team that includes several members who should be familiar for anyone who watched the X-Men cartoon in the 1990s. The series was cancelled at that point, but characters like Charles Xavier and Hank McCoy still made plenty of appearances in other Marvel books between 19, A.K.A. I’ve been on a journey through the formative years of the X-Men - a journey that began with the original run of X-Men, which was published from 1963 to 1970.
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