The X-Men rose to prominence in the ’80s, with multiple books grabbing the attention of readers. The team was at a creative ...

Chris Claremont wrote X-Men/Uncanny X-Men for 17 years, from 1974 to 1991, returned in 2000 for about a year, came back in 2004 for about three years, and has since written multiple X-Men miniseries.

The X-Men have had an endless number of excellent comic stories, but one of their most famous became the basis for their best ...

Chris Claremont’s X-Men, telling the story of Claremont, Anne Nocenti, and Louise Simonson, will be available on VOD February 6; it also includes interviews with Rob Liefeld, Marc Silvestri, and ...

Chris Claremont is one of the most influential comic writers in the industry. His work has, quite literally, gifted fans with some of the most genre-defining stories in the world of superheroes. It ...

Chris Claremont: Probably the fact that a lot of the people that read X-Men in their younger days, 40-odd years ago when I was writing it, are now in a position to make decisions about media.

Wolverine and Kitty Pryde #4 hits stores Wednesday with Mini-Sentinels, a mysterious Domina, and Kitty's life hanging in the ...

Chris Claremont, who is largely responsible for the X-Men's prominent place in pop culture and comics history, discusses how the publishing and entertainment worlds have changed since his ...

Chris Claremont (above) spoke Saturday about how he first imagined the movie — and his acclaimed 17-year run as the writer of Marvel comics' "Uncanny X-Men" — at a Columbia University panel ...

Chris Claremont wrote the X-Men longer than anyone else, but he’s still only ever been a part of a very large machine. So how do you maximize your creativity when you’re only one part of a big ...

Chris Claremont by Luigi Novi, CC BY 3.0 "Chris is doing work in the X-Office, Dylan, and I expect that at some point he'll write another present day set X-Men story. The piece he did in UNCANNY X ...

In this exclusive clip from "Comics in Focus: Chris Claremont's X-Men," the writer discusses the transformation of Wolverine from teenage hothead to tortured warrior.