Uncanny X-Men #117 (1979) John Byrne Cover - Psi-War

Uncanny X-Men #117 — Psi-War (Marvel Comics, January 1979)

A Bronze Age masterpiece from the greatest run in X-Men history — Uncanny X-Men #117 from Marvel Comics, published January 1979, is a key chapter in the legendary Chris Claremont and John Byrne era — widely regarded as the definitive X-Men run and one of the greatest creative collaborations in comics history. This issue is part of the intense Psi-War storyline, delivering powerful psychic action and major character developments against the backdrop of Claremont's richly layered, character-driven storytelling. The dramatic cover by John Byrne (pencils) and Terry Austin (inks) features a massive orange psychic hand reaching for the X-Men — an iconic Bronze Age image with immediate visual impact that captures the psychic menace at the heart of the story.

• Publisher: Marvel Comics
• Series: Uncanny X-Men
• Issue: #117
• Cover Date: January 1979
• Cover Price: 35¢
• Cover Artists: John Byrne (pencils) & Terry Austin (inks)
• Writer: Chris Claremont
• Pages: 32
• Edition: Direct Edition
• Story: Psi-War
• Era: Bronze Age
• Genre: Superhero, Action/Adventure, Psychic

Condition: High-grade copy — bagged and boarded, as pictured.

An absolute must-have for Claremont/Byrne X-Men run collectors, Bronze Age Marvel enthusiasts, John Byrne art devotees, and serious X-Men key issue hunters building out the definitive run.