The Uncanny X-Men, #176 Canadian
Published: December 1983
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Issue Contents:
Characters
- Cyclops (mainstream Universe)
- Scott Summers (mainstream Universe)
- unnamed octopus
Credits
- Pencils: John Romita Jr.
- Inks: John Romita Jr.
Decisions
"Mmnnnpgh!?!"
Storyline
Cyclops leaves for his honeymoon and married life with Madelyne. Their plane crashes into the sea where they get attacked by a giant octopus.
Characters
- Angel (mainstream Universe)
- Beast (mainstream Universe)
- Caliban (mainstream Universe)
- Callisto (mainstream Universe)
- Colossus (mainstream Universe)
- Valerie Cooper (mainstream Universe)
- Cyclops (mainstream Universe)
- Bobby Drake (mainstream Universe)
- Henry Peter Gyrich (mainstream Universe)
- Iceman (mainstream Universe)
- Logan (mainstream Universe)
- Masque (mainstream Universe)
- Hank McCoy (mainstream Universe)
- Ororo Munroe (mainstream Universe)
- Nightcrawler (mainstream Universe)
- Madelyne Pryor-Summers (mainstream Universe)
- Piotr Rasputin (mainstream Universe)
- Storm (mainstream Universe)
- Scott Summers (mainstream Universe)
- Sunder (mainstream Universe)
- Kurt Wagner (mainstream Universe)
- Wolverine (mainstream Universe)
- Warren Worthington III (mainstream Universe)
- Mariko Yashida (mainstream Universe)
- Judge Petrie
- Frank Lowell
Credits
- Script: Chris Claremont
- Pencils: John Romita Jr.
- Inks: Bob Wiacek
- Colors: Jean-Marie Borbouse
- Letters: Tom Orzechowski
- Letters: Joe Rosen
Story Notes
Letterer information provided 2006 by Steven Tice. Cyclops also gets attacked by a great white shark.
Memo To: (1)
Credits
- Script: Jim Shooter
- Pencils: John Romita Jr.
Story Notes
Top half of the page is a memo from Jim Shooter talking about Cyclops destroying the X-Men logo on the front cover. A sketch of the cover art as well as an alternate with Cyclops shooting off to the side are presented. The bottom half of the page is a picture of Louise Simonson's desk with the phone saying "Beware: It's Assistant Editor's Month!"