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Uncanny X-Men #503 (1981) previews exclusive land variant

Uncanny X-Men #503 (1981) previews exclusive land variant

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1981 Marvel Comics
Greg Land Sketch PX Exclusive

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by MATT FRACTION
Pencils & Cover by GREG LAND

Who will save the X-Men from the Hellfire Cult?  It’s not Wolverine.  It’s not Cyclops.  But it better be someone because they’re a minute from death.  And who is that mysterious red-head?

Date Available: 10/15/2008

BONUS REVIEW by JOHN ROBINSON


Writers: Matt Fraction & Ed Brubaker Art: Greg Land and some reference mags Okay, so Land draws Cannonball to look just like Johnny from Ult. FF. Clearly he only has a few male model references to base his drawings on, but if you can see past all of that ~ you end up with one of the most 'readable' X-titles around. I love what Fraction & Brubaker are doing - it's very palatable stuff. Great dialogue, and the usual X-Men formula stuff we've been seeing repeat every 10 to 15 years. But fun nonetheless.

I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams

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