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“If you think the X-Men are going to be push-overs, think again! Far better men than you have pledged their destruction ... yet the X-Men are still here.”

Quote by Chris Claremont

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Chris Claremont

Chris Claremont, born on November 25, 1950, is a renowned comic book writer. His works are known for their profound character development and complex narrative structures, making him one of the key figures in Marvel Comics. more

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