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When it comes to script collaboration between an artist and a writer, it seems obvious to me that the Claremont/Byrn pair should be mentioned, especially since John Byrne was given credit as "artist and co-plotter" during his X-Men years with Claremont. Hence my editing. --Cosmic Camel Clash 22:23, 12 September 2006 (UTC)

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