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Between his first appearance in Uncanny X-Men, till his move to Excalibur, and then back again to the X-Men. Out of these three periods, which do you think has/is the best period for Kurt?
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I liked Excalibur, because that's when Kurt really came out into his own niche. And being a leader was good for him.
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I'd have to say that i'd be torn between his days with EXCALIBUR (especially the Claremont/Davis and Davis days) and his early days with the ALL new ALL different X-MEN! (especially the Claremont/Cockrum, Claremont/Byrne days)
It's really hard for me to chose between the two. On the one hand you have the era that introduced me to the character and made me a fan (X-MEN), then on the other hand you have the era where he really came into his own, arguably becoming a much stronger character (EXCALIBUR).
BAMF!
wow! i agree with bamf! is hard to decide, but i will choose, the period with claremont and cockrum when he used to be more swashbucking and light hearted, i personally enjoyed his friendship with everybody (kitty, logan, peter, ororo), and he has lots of charming charisma! oh yes http://www.hostboard.com/ubb/smile.gif, but i liked more the way davis drew him in those excalibur years, cause he looked exactly like he was in that years http://www.hostboard.com/ubb/smile.gif
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As much as I love how he shined (shown?) in Excalibur, I liked him best in the early x-men era when we were still getting to know him. Plus I think his character had more personal conflict and interest than he did in Excalibur(wich was mostly a fun, but much lighter series than X-Men).
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