View Poll Results: What decade did you start reading the X-Men

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  • 60's

    3 2.21%
  • 70's

    12 8.82%
  • 80's

    30 22.06%
  • 90's

    48 35.29%
  • 00's

    24 17.65%
  • 10'

    19 13.97%
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    Astonishing Member Ulfhammer's Avatar
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    Post Poll: What decade did you start reading the X-Men?

    After being around her for a while my assumptions about the community are changing. I expected a lot of the folks here to have started reading x-men in the 80's (like myself) or the 90's. I'm sensing that many of you started much more recently than I would have thought. Just out of curiousity please endulge me by letting me know what decade you started reading.

    Note that the poll results are not public so don't worry about revealing your age... like I just did.
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    End of the 80's.

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    i started on 2015, but i have enjoyed more the 80's and 90's stories than anything of the last decade

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    1993. So long ago.
    Quote Originally Posted by The General, JLA #38
    'Why?' Just to see the disappointment on your corn-fed, gee-whiz face, Superman. And because a great dark voice on the edge of nothing spoke to me and said you all had to die. There is no 'Why?'

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    Mid-eighties. Uncanny X-Men #192. I was out of school with a stomach bug. My dad was going to the grocery store to get something and asked if I wanted anything. A friend had said I should check out the X-Men so I said "An issue of X-Men?".

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    Born in 90... was introduced to the X-Men a few years later and got issues here and there. Didn't start buying on my own until the 00's though. Did a lot of catching up.
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    Late 00s, I was 11-12, the school Library had early Claremont issues, giant size X-men, Phoenix and dark Phoenix saga, Nightcrawler inferno etc

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    1995


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    1995 for me. Right after AOA
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    Like 1998, 1999

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    End of 1997, after the end of TAS.

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    91/92

    "Peak" of all things X I suppose, with the Pizza Hut promotions, the 2nd comic came out, the cartoon started, the arcade game (which of course used more 80s characters like Dazzler)

    I was one of those kids who swooned over what a badass that Wolverine was

    WHen it was revealed he always had bone claws I almost had a heart attack from plot overload
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    i started reading comics during Bendis' run of X-Men during my sophomore year of high school
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    I started reading in 1994 with Uncanny X-Men 276. But in Brazil there was a delay in Marvel's publications for about three years.

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    It was in 1976 for me...

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