About Chris Claremont
Chris Claremont was born November 30, 1950 in London, England. He began his career in comics at Marvel with the title Iron Fist in 1974, and later went on to write stories for The Uncanny X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Excalibur. Claremont currently holds the record for the longest run of any writer on one series in consecutive years. He wrote Uncanny X-Men for 16 years from 1976 through 1991. During this time he was considered one of the best at writing comics that involve teams because he would give each person on that team a moment to shine. Claremont was also best known for his excellent stories with strong heroes (particularly female characters) and villains, including entertaining and imaginative action sequences, while mixing in a soap opera atmosphere of drama.
Novels
Excalibur: True Friends (1990)
The New Mutants (1990)
Dragon Moon (1994) (with Beth Fleisher)
Sovereign Seven (1996)
The Black Dragon (1996)
Essential X-Men: Vol. 4 (1996)
A Gathering of Eagles (Wildc.A.T.S) (1997)
Dark Phoenix Returns (2000)
Contest of Champions: Vol. 2 (2002)
Jim Lee (X-Men Visionaries) (2002)
Mekanix (2003)
Essential Wolverine (2004)
Essential Iron Fist: 1 (2004)
Excalibur Vol 1: Forging the Sword (2004)
The New Mutants (1990)
Dragon Moon (1994) (with Beth Fleisher)
Sovereign Seven (1996)
The Black Dragon (1996)
Essential X-Men: Vol. 4 (1996)
A Gathering of Eagles (Wildc.A.T.S) (1997)
Dark Phoenix Returns (2000)
Contest of Champions: Vol. 2 (2002)
Jim Lee (X-Men Visionaries) (2002)
Mekanix (2003)
Essential Wolverine (2004)
Essential Iron Fist: 1 (2004)
Excalibur Vol 1: Forging the Sword (2004)
Series contributed to
X-treme X-men
6. Intifada (2004)
7. Storm - The Arena (2004)
7. Prisoner Of Fire (2004)
Savage Land (1988)
Xtreme X Men (2002)
6. Intifada (2004)
7. Storm - The Arena (2004)
7. Prisoner Of Fire (2004)
Savage Land (1988)
Xtreme X Men (2002)
X-Men
2. Enter the Phoenix (1996)
Days of Future Past (1989)
Dark Phoenix Saga (1990)
God Loves, Man Kills (1990)
X-men Versus the Fantastic Four (1990)
The All-New, All-Different X-Men Masterworks (1993)
X-Men and Ghost Rider (1994)
X-tinction Agenda (1994) (with Vicki Kamida)
Greatest Battles of the X-Men (1994)
Mutant Genesis (1995)
Mutations (1996)
Visionaries (1996)
Mutant Massacre (1996)
Inferno (1997)
Crossroads (1998)
X-Men Vignettes (2001)
Fall of the Mutants (2002)
X-Men 2 (2003)
X-Men Legends (2003)
Old Soldiers (2004)
2. Enter the Phoenix (1996)
Days of Future Past (1989)
Dark Phoenix Saga (1990)
God Loves, Man Kills (1990)
X-men Versus the Fantastic Four (1990)
The All-New, All-Different X-Men Masterworks (1993)
X-Men and Ghost Rider (1994)
X-tinction Agenda (1994) (with Vicki Kamida)
Greatest Battles of the X-Men (1994)
Mutant Genesis (1995)
Mutations (1996)
Visionaries (1996)
Mutant Massacre (1996)
Inferno (1997)
Crossroads (1998)
X-Men Vignettes (2001)
Fall of the Mutants (2002)
X-Men 2 (2003)
X-Men Legends (2003)
Old Soldiers (2004)
Uncanny X-men
7. The End Of History (2004)
The Uncanny X-Men (1989) (with John L Byrne)
Executions (1995)
Uncanny X-Men Masterworks Vol. 1 (2003)
Uncanny X-Men Masterworks Vol. 3 (2004)
Uncanny X-Men Masterworks Vol. 2 (2004)
7. The End Of History (2004)
The Uncanny X-Men (1989) (with John L Byrne)
Executions (1995)
Uncanny X-Men Masterworks Vol. 1 (2003)
Uncanny X-Men Masterworks Vol. 3 (2004)
Uncanny X-Men Masterworks Vol. 2 (2004)
Links to other websites
| chrisclaremont.com |
Chris Claremont recommends
Dancing Vac (1990) (Cyberstealth, book 2) Shariann Lewitt "A high performance story that carries you along at full throttle from start to finish." | Shadow Prowler (2010) (Chronicles of Siala, book 1) Alexey Pehov "An exciting take on classical themes as a professional thief finds himself reluctantly cast into the role of a hero to save his homeland from destruction. The story is engrossing, the characters intriguing and dynamic; there are mysteries galore and the very real sense as we set out that far creepier things are waiting down the road. In short, a book I didn't want to put down and want to see what comes next." |
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