The Uncanny X-Men #294 (Marvel Comics November 1992)

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Era: Modern Age (1992-Now) Genre: Superheroes Publication Year: 1992 Cover Artist: Brandon Peterson, Terry Austin Features: Direct Character: Storm, Remy LeBeau, Rictor, Famine (villain), Lila Cheney, Abraham Kieros (villain), Rogue, Bobby Drake, Siryn, Theresa Cassidy, Jamie Madrox, Strong Guy, Charlotte Jones, Quicksilver, Jean Grey, Autumn Rolfson (villain), Roberto da Costa, James Proudstar, Stryfe (villain, as Cable), Death (villain), Pietro Maximoff, Cyclops, Ororo Munroe, Multiple Man, Boom-Boom, Iceman, Sam Guthrie, Sunspot, Bishop, Julio Richter, Gambit, Warren Worthington III, Tabitha Smith, Caliban (villain), Lucas Bishop, Warpath, War (villain), Guido Carosella, James, Scott Summers, Cannonball, Anna Marie, Professor X, Stryfe (as Cable), Colossus, Piotr Rasputin, Beast, Trish Tilby (on video screen), Charles Xavier, Hank McCoy, Anita (death), Archangel Issue Number: 294 Publisher: Marvel Comics Tradition: US Comics Language: English Artist/Writer: Scott Lobdell, Mike Thomas, Brandon Peterson, Terry Austin Series Title: The Uncanny X-Men Superhero Team: X-Men

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The Uncanny X-Men #294 (Marvel Comics November 1992). The Uncanny X-Men #294 is a comic book published by Marvel Comics in November 1992. Written and illustrated by Scott Lobdell, Mike Thomas, Terry Austin, and Brandon Peterson, this issue features a variety of characters from the X-Men universe, including Storm, Remy LeBeau, Rictor, and the villains Famine and Stryfe. With a focus on the modern age of comics, this direct edition showcases the superhero team in a dynamic and action-packed storyline, making it a valuable addition to any comic book collection for fans of the X-Men series. The Uncanny X-Men #294 is a comic book published by Marvel Comics in November 1992. Written and illustrated by Scott Lobdell, Mike Thomas, Terry Austin, and Brandon Peterson, this issue features a variety of characters from the X-Men universe, including Storm, Remy LeBeau, Rictor, and the villains Famine and Stryfe. With a focus on the modern age of comics, this direct edition showcases the superhero team in a dynamic and action-packed storyline, making it a valuable addition to any comic book collection for fans of the X-Men series.