#chris claremont
Wolverine “The Hunter” by Chris Claremont & Marshall Rogers.
The story originally appeared in The Best of Marvel Comics (1987), a Sears exclusive collection. It was reprinted in Les Daniels’ Marvel: Five Fabulous Decades of the World’s Greatest Comics (1991). According to Daniels, it was written to be a “Wolverine 101″ story.
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Holy smokes, the splash pages and two-page spreads by John Byrne and Terry Austin for the B&W adult-comic Star-Lord? Breathtaking.
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Chris Claremont, John Romita Jr. et al: X-Men Epic Collection: The Gift (1984-1985)
Chris Claremont, Bill Sienkiewicz et al: New Mutants Epic Collection: The Demon Bear Saga (1984-1985)
Chris Claremont, Bob McLeod et al: New Mutants Epic Collection: Renewal (1980-1984)
Karma / 11x17 inches, colored pencil & acrylic ink on Bristol paper. Now for auction in my eBay shop.
SOLD
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Yes, nearly every villain worth the name has made a pass at Storm and you know it’s really bad when the characters bring it up. Which is even funnier coming from the pen of Chris Claremont who is the father of this Ororo trope.
X-treme X-Men issue # 19
“Her heart and soul belong to PHOENIX!”
cool
Claremont riffing on Claremont tropes. <3
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Comics Scene Vol. 2 Covers (1990-91)
Uncanny X-Men #141 cover recreation by John Cassaday and Laura Martin from the cover of Wizard#157 (2004)
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i just recently acquired the Marvel Spotlight Uncanny X-Men 500 Issue Celebration and i was overjoyed to find Jubilee given love in 3 ENTRIES in the Uncanny X-Men official timeline (they’re circled)!!!
WOOS!
major coverage..!
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From “X-men” Vol 2. #105 by Chris Claremont & Leinil Francis Yu
(I think this is technically X-men Vol. 1, but the Marvel wiki database begs to differ so who am I to judge)(But I mean, the X-men title that ran for 700 issues was Uncanny X-men, even if it started off as “X-men” when it became “Uncanny X-men” that volume didn’t end it obviously kept going, but whatever, whatever wiki)(See it retcons all the previous X-men issues from being “X-men” to being “Uncanny X-men”)(It really doesn’t bother me)
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I have a hunch this tumblr is going to turn out to be nothing but Chris Claremont books.
From the innuendo laden name of “Twisted Sisters” to the straight up latex fetish wear everyone is wearing, I mean, on the right hand side of the pic with the pony-tail, that’s just a straight up fetish hood, that is literally what it is.
From kinkly.com
“A hood is a BDSM gear used to cover the head of a submissive. Its main purpose is to conceal the identity of the sub. This gives them more freedom to let go of inhibitions and enjoy the sex scene. It may also be used to deprive the submissive’s senses, making him or her feel more vulnerable. For the scene’s dominant party, a hood can help conceal the submissive’s person, making it easier to objectify them.”
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Uncanny Xmen Vol. 1 #383 by Chris Claremont and Adam Kubert
from kinkly.com
“ Slave auctions are events in the BDSM community at which submissives are sold to dominants. A contract exchanged at the time of purchase typically details how long a master will have control of the slave. “
and
“ Agalmatophilia is a term which describes a human’s sexual attraction to a statue, mannequin, doll, or other human-like inanimate object. Agalmatophilia is considered a specific type of object sexuality. “
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I’ve only *just* started this tumblr and I feel like Chris Claremont is going to show up *a lot* in it.
From Fantastic Four Vol. 3 #32 by Chris Claremont and Salvador Larroca
Femdom (From Kinkly.com)
“Female dominance (femdom) refers to a BDSM scene or relationship in which a female is the dominant partner, or top partner. A dominant female may have a number of different names, including dominatrix, mistress or madame.”
Sue Storm goes to visit her local pro-domme at the bottom of the sea in her latex sex suit. Or is something else going on here? And tell me Dorma, how does that loin cloth outfit work underwater, where presumably it just floats about?
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Uncanny X-men #384 by Chris Claremont and Salvador Larroca
From Kinkly.com
“ Female dominance (femdom) refers to a BDSM scene or relationship in which a female is the dominant partner, or top partner.”
and
“ Boot worship is an extreme love of boots observed in BDSM practices. A submissive partner generally displays boot worship while the dominant partner wears the worshiped footwear. “
(About the issue)
The X-men were after a Russian criminal or some aliens were. I was just singing Claremont’s praises earlier but this storyline is like a black hole in my brain I can’t remember it for how tedious it was. I just hate “The Neo” as baddies.
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From X-men #100 by Chris Claremont, Leinil Francis Yu and Mark Morales.
So I had come up with the idea for this blog before I got to this X-men issue. But if I hadn’t, I think this image of Kitty Pryde would’ve given me the idea.
Whats’ really interesting (IMHO) is that, most of the time, when I’m grabbing images from the books I’m reading, I document which issue it is so I can give the proper credits and reference.
But for this one, I for some reason forgot, so I googled “kitty pryde” “chris claremont” “space” and “neo” (the “Neo” being the baddies the Xmen were fighting at this point, unbelievably dull antagonists).
I found this CBR blog that I visit from time to time, “Left Unresolved”, (I think its part of the Comics Should Be Good blog header), which looks at storylines that just kind of dissipated without explanation. They were talking about this particular issue because of how Kitty Pryde basically gets lost in space at the end of it and how no one really cares.
But what’s really funny (and relevant to this blog) is they also use the above image and the caption they give it is:
“ After a not-so-surprising foray into Kitty in bondage… “
I’m not sure what the ‘not so surprising’ bit is referencing. I think (if I remember correctly) that Claremont has a penchant for bondaging up the X-folks and maybe has a weird sex thing for Kitty. Either way, vindication!
I mean, come on, this would make Wertham fall over.
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What If Magneto Had Formed the X-Men With Professor X? #1, February 2005, written by Chris Claremont, penciled by Tom Raney
i just recently acquired the Marvel Spotlight Uncanny X-Men 500 Issue Celebration and i was overjoyed to find Jubilee given love in 3 ENTRIES in the Uncanny X-Men official timeline (they’re circled)!!!
WOOS!
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Chris Claremont letter to the editor
Newsday, June 26, 1968
(three weeks after the assassination of Robert Kennedy)
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