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- Chris Claremont (born 1950) is a comic book writer, most famous for his work as the writer of X-Men from 1975-1991, and a few shorter runs later. During his first tenure, Uncanny X-Men developed from one of the least popular Marvel comics to one of its flagship titles, and spawned many spin-offs (such as New Mutants, X-Factor and Excalibur). You can spot a comic he's written instantly from the dialogue, known by some fans as "Claremontese."
- Chris Claremont was a major writer for the Uncanny X-Men comics. X2: X-Men United, X-Men: The Last Stand, The Wolverine and X-Men: Days of Future Past are based on storylines written by him. He made a cameo as the Lawnmower Man when Jean was confronted by Erik Lehnsherr and Charles Xavier in X-Men: The Last Stand and as Congressman Parker in X-Men: Days of Future Past.
- Chris Claremont is the creator of X-Men characters Gambit, Dazzler, Longshot, Rogue, Mystique, Mojo, Destiny, Pyro, Avalanche, Kitty Pryde, Sebastian Shaw, Phoenix and Legion and will be the screen story of the the upcoming Gambit.
- Christopher S. Claremont (born November 25, 1950) is a writer who is credited writing characters for X-Men and X-Men: Evolution. His work on the Big Hero 6 comics inspired the story of the film Big Hero 6.
- Chris Claremont (born November 30, 1950 in London, England) is a comic book writer, who worked on a few issues in Marvel's Star Wars series, including the multipart World of Fire for Marvel UK (reprinted in Star Wars Omnibus: Wild Space Volume 1), Star Wars Annual 1: The Long Hunt, and others. His contributions include co-creating the characters Kharys and Aron Peacebringer.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Chris Claremont File:Chris Claremont.jpg Gallery Real Name Chris Claremont Job Titles WildC.A.T.s Gender Date of Birth November 30, 1950 Place of Birth London, England First publication Unknown
- He started in the industry in 1974, writing Iron Fist, a title that teamed him with John Byrne. By 1975, Len Wein had given him writing duties on the Uncanny X-Men, a title that would change his life. During his sixteen year run on the title, he was responsible for a number of classic stories and the creation of a number of important characters, including Sabretooth, Mystique, Mister Sinister, and Rogue. In that period, he also worked with Frank Miller on the first Wolverine mini-series.
- Claremont is known primarily as the writer of the sprawling, ambitious 12-issue maxiseries Aliens/Predator: The Deadliest of the Species, the second Aliens vs. Predator series to be produced. The project came after break Claremont had taken from the comics industry and marked his return to the field, though not at his usual home with Marvel Comics.
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- Chris Claremont (born 1950) is a comic book writer, most famous for his work as the writer of X-Men from 1975-1991, and a few shorter runs later. During his first tenure, Uncanny X-Men developed from one of the least popular Marvel comics to one of its flagship titles, and spawned many spin-offs (such as New Mutants, X-Factor and Excalibur). You can spot a comic he's written instantly from the dialogue, known by some fans as "Claremontese."
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- He started in the industry in 1974, writing Iron Fist, a title that teamed him with John Byrne. By 1975, Len Wein had given him writing duties on the Uncanny X-Men, a title that would change his life. During his sixteen year run on the title, he was responsible for a number of classic stories and the creation of a number of important characters, including Sabretooth, Mystique, Mister Sinister, and Rogue. In that period, he also worked with Frank Miller on the first Wolverine mini-series. In addition to his vast body of comics work, Claremont has also written a number of novels, including the Shadow War trilogy with George Lucas, acting as a sequel to the events of the movie Willow, and a science fiction trilogy about the adventures of a female starship pilot named Nicole Shea. He also had a brief cameo at the start of the 2006 movie X-Men: The Last Stand which featured Star Trek actors Kelsey Grammer, Famke Janssen, and John Pyper-Ferguson. He contributed a one page essay entitled "Moments to Remember" to the anniversary comic published in DC's second TOS series, "Target: Mudd!", the short story "Cry Vengeance" to 1994's "TNG Special 2", but his primary Star Trek contribution is the authoring of the "Debt of Honor" graphic novel in late 1992.
- Chris Claremont was a major writer for the Uncanny X-Men comics. X2: X-Men United, X-Men: The Last Stand, The Wolverine and X-Men: Days of Future Past are based on storylines written by him. He made a cameo as the Lawnmower Man when Jean was confronted by Erik Lehnsherr and Charles Xavier in X-Men: The Last Stand and as Congressman Parker in X-Men: Days of Future Past.
- Chris Claremont is the creator of X-Men characters Gambit, Dazzler, Longshot, Rogue, Mystique, Mojo, Destiny, Pyro, Avalanche, Kitty Pryde, Sebastian Shaw, Phoenix and Legion and will be the screen story of the the upcoming Gambit.
- Christopher S. Claremont (born November 25, 1950) is a writer who is credited writing characters for X-Men and X-Men: Evolution. His work on the Big Hero 6 comics inspired the story of the film Big Hero 6.
- Chris Claremont (born November 30, 1950 in London, England) is a comic book writer, who worked on a few issues in Marvel's Star Wars series, including the multipart World of Fire for Marvel UK (reprinted in Star Wars Omnibus: Wild Space Volume 1), Star Wars Annual 1: The Long Hunt, and others. His contributions include co-creating the characters Kharys and Aron Peacebringer.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Chris Claremont File:Chris Claremont.jpg Gallery Real Name Chris Claremont Job Titles WildC.A.T.s Gender Date of Birth November 30, 1950 Place of Birth London, England First publication Unknown
- Claremont is known primarily as the writer of the sprawling, ambitious 12-issue maxiseries Aliens/Predator: The Deadliest of the Species, the second Aliens vs. Predator series to be produced. The project came after break Claremont had taken from the comics industry and marked his return to the field, though not at his usual home with Marvel Comics. Deadliest of the Species was preceded by the short creator-owned Renegade, which served as a lead-in and tie-in to the series featuring Deadliest of the Species character Ash Parnall as the protagonist. The story was later referred to as Aliens: Renegade when reprinted in the UK Aliens magazine, though no actual Xenomorphs appear in it.
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