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    X-Men Unlimited #43

    X-Men Unlimited » X-Men Unlimited #43 - Keepsake; Lockheed the Dragon released by Marvel on April 2003.

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    X-Men Unlimited goes bi-weekly with a new LOWER-PRICED format! Because YOU demanded it. Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz reteam for an All-New NEW Mutants story! Plus, Steven Grant and Paul Smith explain where every X-fan's favorite dragon LOCKHEED has been.

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    Witches, dragons, muggers, and scritch-scratchiness. 0

    X-Men Unlimited #43 - Keepsake; Lockheed the Dragon by petercsm730 on February 07, 2013

    There are two stories this issue. The first one features the New Mutants reuniting after a depowered (at the time) Rahne/Wolfsbane is mugged and the second one finds an injured Lockjaw encountering teenage witches after being separated from Kitty Pryde during an undisclosed fight. This is a weird book. It's not bad but unless you love Lockjaw or the New Mutants there isn't a reason to pick it up. I grabbed my copy from a fifty cent bin because the Sienkiewicz cover reminded me of his run on the ...

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