Decades, Marvel in the '90s | The mutant x-plosion

The Resource Decades, Marvel in the '90s | The mutant x-plosion
Label
Decades, Marvel in the '90s | The mutant x-plosion
Title part
  • Marvel in the '90s
  • The mutant x-plosion
Statement of responsibility
written by Alan Davis [and seven others] ; penciled by Alan Davis [and nine others] ; inked by Mark Farmer [and eleven others] ; colored by Glynis Oliver [and ten others] ; lettered by Michael Heisler [and six others] ; editors, Terry Kavanagh [and five others] ; cover artists, Joe Quesada [and three others]
Title variation
  • Marvel in the '90s
  • Mutant x-plosion
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Genre
Language
eng
Summary
Celebrate 80 years of Marvel Comics, decade by decade - and see how Marvel's mighty mutants dominated the Notorious Nineties! As the X-Men's popularity exploded, the X-books were the place to be - and there sure were a lot of them! From Excalibur to the radically revised X-Factor, to two (count 'em, two) books for the X-Men alone! Generation X learned the ropes, while X-Force kicked butt! Wolverine searched for secrets of his past, Cable struggled with his destiny, X-Man explored our strange new world, and Deadpool began his rise to superstardom! But which '90s nemesis would prove most deadly - the Legacy virus, or the mansion's latest inhabitant...Sabretooth?! COLLECTING: EXCALIBUR (1988) 42, WOLVERINE (1988) 48, X-FACTOR (1986) 87, X-MEN (1991) 27, GENERATION X (1994) 4, X-MAN 5, UNCANNY X-MEN (1981) 328, X-FORCE (1991) 55, DEADPOOL (1997) 2, CABLE (1993) 64
Cataloging source
PABRO
Dewey number
741.5/973
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
LC call number
PN6728.D43
LC item number
D38 2019
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
comics graphic novels
Target audience
adolescent
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