Uncanny X-Men 260 1990 Marvel Comics Review

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[@SamGuthrie1977]

Guido started out as Lila Cheney's bodyguard. Sam had a crush on her in New Mutants Annual #1.
The way I understand it, Bob Harras was the one who pushed Chris and Weezie off the X-Books in favor of Jim Lee, Whilce Portacio, and Rob Liefeld. Byrne had returned to write Uncanny around that time too, I think it was at #281, but only lasted a few issues, then left again because he said he couldn't work with them. In the end, Harras catering to the "hot artists" didn't matter -- they abandoned Marvel a few months later anyway to go form Image.

[@ChrisMacPresents]

@SamGuthrie1977 It's a shame how things went down. The X-Books were hot commodities before all that shenanigans. Though I am glad during that time, we got Fabian Nicieza, Scott Lobdell, and Larry Hama. They at least properly launched the X-Men forward while respecting what came before.
Thank you for the name reminder!

[@TuggernautCollectables]

Need to read this one again. Cheers

[@ChrisMacPresents]

It had just enough dark undertones and comedy to make it a fun read