More than 30 years after Jim Lee and Chris Claremont launched the best-selling comic book of all time with 1991’s X-Men #1, Lee is revisiting Marvel’s mutants for another No. 1. The former X ...

Jim Lee was the connective tissue between the X-Men comics, The Animated Series, and the trading cards. Lee drew the record-breaking X-Men #1, and his character designs are the basis for the X-Men ...

Jim Lee and Scott Williams' original art for the cover to Uncanny X-Men #268 has sold for a whopping $300,000 at auction. Originally released on September 30, 1990, Uncanny X-Men #268 is arguably ...

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The Uncanny X-Men Trading Cards: The Complete Series is set to hit shelves August 16, but for now take a look at the creation of Lee’s iconic Magneto card art, making its exclusive debut here on ...

Jim Lee is not the only great artist whose work is being utilized for the Uncanny X-Men revamp. Marvel Comics assembled an all-star team of artists for what promises to be one of the biggest books ...

The Uncanny X-Men Trading Cards: The Complete Series is due on July 5, and you can pre-order it here. ... Jim Lee’s Iconic X-Men Trading Cards Live Again in a New Art Book ...

View Jim Lee and Scott Williams Uncanny X-Men 277 Story Page 8 Starjammers Original Art Marvel, 1991 by Jim Lee on artnet. Browse upcoming and past auction lots by Jim Lee. Price Database. 24 November ...

Jim Lee Is One of the All-Time Great X-Men Artists . Jim Lee returning to draw the X-Men in an official capacity is a big deal, considering the artist became a superstar when drawing the title in ...

Over the weekend, DC Comics Publisher and CCO Jim Lee posted out on Instagram, a video of the original artwork for his four covers for X-Men #1, inked by ...

C hris Claremont wrote the X-Men comics from 1975 to 1991, but he could've — and would've — gone even longer. Marvel Editor Bob Harras, though, was giving more and more power to artist Jim Lee ...