Uncanny X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga - Ultimate Graphic Novels Collection #2

Gathered by Professor Charles Xavier to protect a world that fears and hates them, the X-Men face their most shocking struggle when Jean Grey gains power beyond comprehension—and that power corrupts her absolutely.

Written by Chris Claremont with iconic artwork by John Byrne, this legendary storyline is widely regarded as one of the greatest comic book stories ever told. Jean Grey's transformation into the Dark Phoenix forces the X-Men to confront an impossible choice: save their beloved teammate or save the entire universe. The saga explores themes of power, corruption, sacrifice, and the bonds of family as the team watches one of their own become a cosmic threat capable of destroying worlds.

This preowned 200-page hardcover features the complete Dark Phoenix Saga that defined the X-Men and influenced superhero storytelling for decades. The emotional depth, cosmic scope, and tragic conclusion create an unforgettable reading experience that transcends the genre. Essential reading for X-Men fans and anyone interested in epic, character-driven superhero narratives that examine the price of absolute power.

Condition: Preowned - lower rear corner of cover is bent. Pages are in perfect condition.

Try this: Explore more X-Men classics in our Graphic Novels - Preowned collection, discover other Chris Claremont X-Men storylines like Days of Future Past, or check out other volumes from the Ultimate Graphic Novels Collection series.

Publication Details:
Publisher: Hachette Partworks, 2011 Series
Release Date: January 2012
On-sale Date: 2012-01-11
Pages: 200
Editing: Sarah Gale (senior editor, Hachette Partworks); Ed Hammond (editor, Panini UK); Simon Frith (senior editor, Panini UK); Alan O'Keefe (managing editor, Panini UK); Roger Stern (original editor); Jim Salicrup (original editor); Jim Shooter (original editor in chief)

Issue Data:
Publisher's Brand: Hachette Partworks Ltd ; Marvel
Indicia / Colophon Publisher: Hachette Partworks Ltd.
ISBN: 978-1-906965-95-2
Barcode: 9781906900021 02