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Andy Kubert First issue credit: Unknown
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Bob Harras First issue credit: Unknown
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Chris Bachalo First issue credit: Unknown
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Chris Claremont First issue credit: Unknown Chris is a writer of many comics, but best known for his work on The Uncanny X-Men. His initial tenure on that title, which lasted from 1976 to 1991, is the longest by any writer on a superhero comic. |
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Dave Cockrum First issue credit: Giant-Size X-Men #1.00 An American comic artist who helped rebirth the X-Men, creating some of the most iconic characters to date. |
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Fabian Nicieza First issue credit: Unknown After starting out working on Psi Force #9, Fabian Nicieza gradually gained a larger workload at Marvel which allowed him to work on several Marvel Titles, such as X men Vol. 2, Gambit, and Cable & Deadpool. He's also creditted with creating Deadpool, Shatterstar, and the team, X-force. In 2007 he began working on Nightwing for DC and now writes back up stories for Trinity. |
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Grant Morrison First issue credit: Unknown Scottish writer who burst onto the scene in the late 1980s with works such as Animal Man and Doom Patrol, Morrison has become an icon of comics with works such as New X-Men, JLA, and currently Batman. |
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Jack Kirby First issue credit: X-Men #1.00 Jack Kirby, artist co-created the X-Men in 1963. |
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Jim Lee First issue credit: Unknown Jim Lee had one of the most successful & influential runs on X-Men, establishing a second on-going X-Men series & selling over one million copies of the first issue. |
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Joe Madureira First issue credit: Unknown
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John Byrne First issue credit: Unknown John Byrne is one of the most prolific and controversial writers/artists in the history of comics. John has worked on almost every major American superhero since the 70's. |
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John Romita Jr First issue credit: Unknown The son of legendary artist John Romita. He has worked at Marvel for the majority of his career. |
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Marc Silvestri First issue credit: Unknown Comic book creator and artist who founded Top Cow Productions, a division of the Image Comics publishing company. He has artwork for Marvel on various X-men titles. |
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Paul Smith First issue credit: Unknown
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Scott Lobdell First issue credit: Unknown
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Stan Lee First issue credit: X-Men #1.00 Stan Lee, writer and co-creator of the X-Men in 1963. |
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Terry Austin First issue credit: Unknown he enjoyed working with John Byrne. |
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Tom Orzechowski First issue credit: Unknown
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