1. Bastardish

2. Bordello

3. Booze-induced stupor

4. Bert

5. Bawler

6. Base camp

7. Belle

I know the feeling.

X-Men #105 (1977) written by Chris Claremont, pencils by Dave Cockrum, inks by Bob Layton

Wolverine is good at counting.

X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills (1982) written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Brent Anderson

I’m sure Ororo’s not the only Marvel Universe denizen sick of Wolverine’s gravelly little voice.

X-Men #106 (1977) written by Chris Claremont, pencils by Dave Cockrum and Bob Brown, inks by Tom Sutton

Clearly the beginning to the greatest team-up of all time.

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Astonishing X-Men #7 (2005) written by Joss Whedon, art by John Cassaday

Pretty good snowmen.

Mini-Marvels by Chris Giarrusso.

Secret Wars #11 (1985) written by Jim Shooter, pencils by Mike Zeck, inks by John Beatty

“I’m the best I am at what I do, but what I do best is discern subtleties in bouquets and finishes!”

Seriously, who wouldn’t want to read this comic?