- "Suppose there's no cure for the others -- what then? Do I watch my friends transform into Sleazoids? Or do I kill them?"
- ―Wolverine
"Rescue Mission" | |
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The Uncanny X-Men | |
Title: | "Rescue Mission" |
Volume: | 1 |
Number: | 163 |
Cover price: | .60 |
Cover date: | November, 1982 |
Credits | |
Chief: | Jim Shooter |
Writers: | Chris Claremont |
Pencilers: | Dave Cockrum |
Inkers: | Bob Wiacek |
Cover artists: | Dave Cockrum |
Colorists: | Bob Sharen |
Letterers: | Joe Rosen |
Editors: | Louise Jones |
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Next: | Uncanny X-Men #164 |
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Appearances[]
Featured characters
- Colossus, Peter Rasputin
- Cyclops, Scott Summers
- Kitty Pryde
- Nightcrawler, Kurt Wagner
- Storm, Ororo Munroe
- Wolverine, Logan
Supporting characters
Villains
Minor characters
- Charles Xavier (In a dream only)
- Lilandra Neramani
Organizations
Races & Animals
Locations
Items
Vehicles
Powers
- Bio-conversion
- Energy projection
- Enhanced senses
- Enhanced smell
- Flight
- Intangibility
- Optic blast
- Phasing
- Superhuman strength
- Teleportation
- Transformation
- Weather control
Miscellaneous
Notes & Trivia[]
- The X-Men were created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. They first appeared in The X-Men, Volume 1 #1 in September, 1963. The title eventually evolved to include the "All-New, All-Different" X-Men, after which the series became a runaway hit, ultimately changing its title to Uncanny X-Men. Since then, this outcast team of mutant misadventurers have appeared in numerous comic book titles that have since been adapted into several cartoon programs, feature films, and video games; not to mention copious amounts of merchandising ranging from toys to apparel.
- This issue is approved by the Comics Code Authority.
- Cover feature: Kitty Pryde and a Brood.
- One of the Brood is referred to as Scholar. It is unclear whether this is the Brood's name or just a title and/or descriptor of vocation.