The Uncanny X-Men: Blood Feud Paperback – 1 Mar. 2010

Blood Feud Collects Uncanny X-men 176-179, Annual 6 and New Mutants 13 - 14.I have been collecting these pocket books since they first came out and they are at a great price for a lot of classic X-men stories!

Excellent presentation and good value as well in the pocketbook format. Good plot and story from Chris Claremont, but unfortunately the art falls below the high story standard.

Read these when they first came out...still great to read!

Very good condition

These pocketbooks (this is one of six Chris Claremont Uncanny X-Men ones), of course, don't hold a candle to an omnibus or epic collection, but issues 176-209 of Claremont's run are notoriously hard to come by in a collected edition. Marvel has announced a fourth Uncanny X-Men omnibus releasing in 2021, but until then this is the way to go. Inexpensive and quality printing. There is a reason this part of the arc isn't super popular - it's not bad, it's all just thoroughly second tier to what came before. Storm comes into her own more as team leader. Cyclops struggles in his marriage and retires. Professor X is written off as Magneto is redeemed. Probably the most significant development is the introduction of Rachel Grey, but she never really goes on to be anything more than a B-list X-Man. She was soon moved to Excalibur and has only occasionally factored into the modern comics. Nimrod is introduced, and while these early stories aren't that memorable, he did play a large part in the recent, instant classic "House of X." If you really want to continue the story, definitely grab these, but if you can wait for the omnibus, I would do that.