The Return of Nimrod and MasterMold| Uncanny X-Men (1963) 246-248

Hey there TH-cam, welcome back to another comic book video. This is the channel where we sit down and cover different comic book stories from different comic book companies. This time, we are going to jump back over to Marvel Comics and continue our coverage over X-Men Comics as we work our way up to Days of Future Present.
Now we pick up with the story arc where we see Nimrod and MasterMold returning at the same time to cause the X-Men a lot of issues. Also removing a certain person from the team as well. To push the X-Men in a completely different direction.
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[@ErnaWargan]

I recently started my journey into reading Claremont Xmen. Your videos have immensely made the experience a lot more fun and easier. Thankyou so much

[@billygreen9915]

Love Chris Claremont storys keep up the great work you're doing

[@Jexel999]

Yessss these are the best story lines !!!

[@CHARLESJOHNSON-gv7zy]

KEEP IT 'FRESH' 👍 ..

[@freshcomicstories]

Always!

[@Z-bone83]

Keep doing gods work my friend. Much respect and appreciation for all your work and enjoyment i have gotten since I found your channel. Thanks and best wishes with everything you do my friend.

[@alexagaba284]

I love the bleak Oz era Xmen..
Plus we got a glimpse at the great Marc Silvestri's worthy successor Jim..

[@transitnomad]

Macon rhymes with bacon.

[@colorcommentary5987]

That year 1963 is definitely not right. The first X-Men comment came out in 1963.

[@freshcomicstories]

So in comics, people talk about each series when the year it first came out. So for example even though we are talking Uncanny X-Men 246, it part of the 1963 series because that was when the first book came out. When we get into later series, the year will change because of relaunches. When it came to Hickman's X-Men people would say volume 5 for X-Men or X-Men (2019). So no my title is correct, because this book is part of the 1963 series.

[@colorcommentary5987]

@@freshcomicstoriesBased off that. I thought you would go off of when Giant Sized X-Men First came out In 1975.
The comic that you are reviewing here has little similarity to the original X-Men comic, but definitely has his roots in what was introduced when Giant Sized X-Men came out.

[@repussified]

​@@colorcommentary5987 While we're on the subject I always thought it was strange how the original X-Men series went into reprints for several years (#67-93) only to relaunch with new material and keep the same numbering. Think no other series has done that, though some did resort to reprints before ending (Adventure Comics).

[@freshcomicstories]

Giant Size X-Men is technically counted as an issue of the original series. It’s own series that added on to the X-Men lore

[@jackieanderson9408]

Third 🥉