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X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga por Chris Claremont
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X-Men Legends Volume 2: Dark Phoenix Saga TPB (Dark Phoenix Saga)

por Chris Claremont

Séries: Uncanny X-Men issues (129-137), X-Men (1963)

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Marvel Comics (1990), Paperback

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This may have been the first graphic novel I ever purchased, back in 1986 or 1987, at a used book store that my dad had taken me to while we were waiting for my mom to get out of work one day. What a book; it blew my 9- or 10-year-old mind. It had everything I wanted to read about: a diverse team of super-powered mutants, alien warriors, a secret Victorian-style gentleman's club, a redhead in leather... Okay, I was very advanced for a 9-10 year old. Before this graphic novel, I read a lot of Archie comics, some Eerie and Creepy comics (reprints? I don't know but there were a lot of them at the drug store down the street from my grandparents' house), and DC comics such as Superman, Green Lantern, etc. After this I was Marvel all the way. This tragic story holds up amazingly well, even with the knowledge that it has been replayed and retconned to tears over the years. ( )
  lithicbee | Sep 10, 2009 |
Many years ago I picked up one of the issues in the middle of this sequence and was completely lost and interested. This was an interesting read of what happened when Jean Grey fought her alter ego Phoenix and the consequences.

This isn't all of the tale and some of the rest of it sets up some very interesting future issues for the characters. ( )
  wyvernfriend | Apr 18, 2009 |
Orginally published in serial form in 1976-1977, some of the period details in this comic will seem strange and out of place. But this story of the death of one the X-Men's major characters is a classic of the X-Men saga. Episodic and fantastic, Claremont and Byrne pack boundless imagination and heart into this story. ( )
  mattsya | Dec 13, 2007 |
A reprinting of a nine-book X-Men storyline involving Jean Grey and her gradual transformation into the all-powerful Phoenix. The writer is fully cognizant of the saying about absolute power, and it is utilized to full and satisfying extent here. In the end, though, Jean Grey's humanity wins out for a brief moment, with tragic and heroic results. One of the comic book's best storylines. ( )
  burnit99 | Jan 4, 2007 |
Pretty much the best X-Men story, period. More than happy to have this in multiple formats. Whether in the middle of an essential, in the issues, in Classic X-Men, or in a trade paperback format such as this, this is one story that is worth the paper it is printed on, and worth being delivered to you in more than one way.

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The Dark Phoenix Saga

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Amazon.com (ISBN 0785111476, Paperback)

Believe the hype: the Dark Phoenix saga is one of the greatest comics stories ever. Conceived by writer Chris Claremont and penciller John Byrne (credited as co-plotters, and aided immeasurably by inker Terry Austin), the story begins in The Uncanny X-Men #129 when Professor X sends his team in search of two new mutants detected by Cerebro. The figures in question turn out to be Kitty Pride, who would eventually join the team as Sprite, and the flashy disco singer Dazzler, who would go on to star in her own book. Little do the X-Men know that they're walking into a trap set by the Hellfire Club, a group of supervillains that seem perfectly matched to counter our merry mutants. The insidious part of the plot, however, is how a mysterious man named Jason Wyngarde seems to have been Jean Grey's lover in another time, another era, and how that might give him control over her now. Jean Grey was, like Cyclops, an original member of the X-Men, and had the power of telepathy (a gentle power, like that of the Invisible Girl of the same era). When she was reborn as Phoenix in issue #108, however, she became power incarnate. Can it be controlled, or must the X-Men make a choice between the woman they love and the fate of the universe? It's all here in this nine-issue volume, plus Wolverine alone, Emma Frost, the return of original members Angel and Beast, and a showdown with Lilandra's Imperial Guard in one of comics' great milestone issues, X-Men #137. Read it, true believer--'nuff said. --David Horiuchi

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