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X-MEN:GOD LOVES,MAN …
Marvel

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2011

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Chris Claremont is a legendary writer who defined “X-Men” for over 15 years, co-creating characters like Phoenix, Mystique, and Rogue. His tenure introduced soap opera dynamics, long-term subplots, and character-driven arcs that reshaped superhero storytelling. With collaborators like John Byrne and Paul Smith, Claremont brought emotional complexity, feminist undertones, and literary ambition to mainstream comics. His voice helped elevate serialized storytelling and turned the X-Men into cultural icons.

Chris Claremont
Marvel
978-0785157267
64
English
2011
paperback/ 26 x 17 cm
2011Brent AndersonChris Claremont

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One of the most powerful and enduring X-Men stories ever told, God Loves, Man Kills confronts bigotry and fanaticism through a tense, character-driven narrative. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Brent Anderson, this standalone graphic novel pits the mutant heroes against religious extremism and moral absolutism. With a grounded tone and emotional weight, it helped establish the X-Men as vehicles for serious social commentary. A seminal work that remains disturbingly relevant. Comic, Chris Claremont, Brent Anderson, Marvel, 2011 Marvel 978-0785157267 Chris Claremont 2011

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Marvel

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2011

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Chris Claremont
paperback/ 26 x 17 cm
978-0785157267
English
64

Chris Claremont is a legendary writer who defined “X-Men” for over 15 years, co-creating characters like Phoenix, Mystique, and Rogue. His tenure introduced soap opera dynamics, long-term subplots, and character-driven arcs that reshaped superhero storytelling. With collaborators like John Byrne and Paul Smith, Claremont brought emotional complexity, feminist undertones, and literary ambition to mainstream comics. His voice helped elevate serialized storytelling and turned the X-Men into cultural icons.

One of the most powerful and enduring X-Men stories ever told, God Loves, Man Kills confronts bigotry and fanaticism through a tense, character-driven narrative. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Brent Anderson, this standalone graphic novel pits the mutant heroes against religious extremism and moral absolutism. With a grounded tone and emotional weight, it helped establish the X-Men as vehicles for serious social commentary. A seminal work that remains disturbingly relevant. Comic, Chris Claremont, Brent Anderson, Marvel, 2011 Marvel 978-0785157267 Chris Claremont 2011