Other artists joining Jim Lee on Uncanny X-Men #1 Jim Lee is not the only great artist whose work is being utilized for the Uncanny X-Men revamp. Marvel Comics assembled an all-star team of ...

X-MEN #1, by one of the best comic book artists in history (if not the all-time best,) the incredible Mr. Jim Lee. When we were coming up with the initial ideas for November's variant cover theme ...

More than 30 years after Jim Lee and Chris Claremont launched the best-selling comic book of all time with 1991’s X-Men #1, Lee is revisiting Marvel’s mutants for another No. 1. The former X ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Jim Lee’s gatefold cover of 1991’s X-Men #1 is the focus of a new variant cover by ...

This year, Marvel Comics will honour 60 awe-inspiring ... including a piece that pays homage to Jim Lee's iconic X-Men #1 cover from 1991. According to the publisher, the first part of both ...

Jim Lee's X-Men run is rightly considered one ... and remained on the series until issue #280. X-Men #1 later became the best-selling comic book of all time, though Lee eventually left Marvel ...

IDW's new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Nation #1 gets a Massive Select exclusive cover set with Massive's Michael Calero homaging Jim Lee's classic mutant Marvel Comics cover to X-Men #1.

The new companion publication, DC/Marvel: The Amalgam Age, features exclusive covers by Jim Lee that will be available only in comic ... the Uncanny X-Men and the New Teen Titans #1, Batman ...

Kids and collectors needed to get each one, so they could unify them all into a single, action-packed image by artist Jim Lee. To this day, no other comic has come close to selling what X-Men #1 s ...

The original X-Men animated series was widely praised for how it translated the hit comics for Saturday morning ... X-Men run of Chris Claremont and Jim Lee, when a depowered Rogue was stranded ...

is not an original Jim Lee cover. It was originally produced as a pin-up for X-Men Annual Vol. 2 #1 in 1992. However, it is historically notable as the last work he produced for Marvel Comics ...