Tam Anderson

Stepping onto the page in the pages of The Uncanny X-Men #270 in 1990, Tam Anderson arrived at a charged moment in Marvel history — the dawn of the Jim Lee era on the X-books, when Chris Claremont's long, celebrated run was reaching its dramatic peak. Affiliated with both the New Mutants and the X-Men, Tam shares her adventures with some of the most beloved figures in Marvel's mutant universe, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Storm, Boom-Boom, and Rahne Sinclair. Her appearances in the catalog are rare, making her a genuine deep-cut discovery for the devoted X-fan who loves uncovering the quieter corners of a landmark era. For collectors who prize that early-'90s Claremont-and-Lee magic, Tam Anderson is a small but genuine piece of the mosaic.