Vulture, to Sabretooth: “I’ve never seen anyone look less unobtrustive in civilian clothes.” Identity Disc (2004) #2
Whoa, hey, AU Sabretooth’s in Heroes Reborn #5. Don’t got no *lines* but there’s art! Gettin’ beat up in Ravencroft by Nighthawk.
Sabretooth Appearance Notes Spreadsheet 1977-1992 Will be updating this through 1993 onward. Click the note in the tags for the link to the actual spreadsheet cause tumblr fucking hates links.
@celestialfirebird the tatoo first appears in Wolverine (1988) #160, not sure if theres any significance tho Thanks, pal. Looked up the issue, and the one before it. The one before it he actually has got it, too. Bishop: The Last X-Man (1999) #16 But get this, the issue before THAT is Gambit (1999) #11 where he’s in the hospital dyin’ and Constrictor and Gambit save his life. And he doesn’t have it in any issue…
Just some friendly Sabretooth Saw-nanigans. But definitely a big brute with no brains, right? Maverick (1997) #6
“Managed not to kill Maverick through this whole op,” Creed growled. “Guess I deserve a medal for that alone.” X-Men: Codename Wolverine (1998) Christopher Golden
“I’ve never run from anyone all my life. You won’t be the man to change that.” Wolverine (2003) #13
Whatever happened to Team X? The last mission of Team X makes a lot more sense when you put it in chronological order. Panels variously from: X-Men (1991) #5-7, Wolverine (1988) #60 From Wolverine’s perspective: Sabretooth snapped and killed an innocent woman because he panicked in a desperate scenario. From Sabretooth’s perspective: Sabretooth as team leader put the safety of his team first in a no-win situation where they had bad intel and significant complications…
Magic switches the emotional priorities of Sabretooth, Wolverine, and Kitty Pryde between one another…wild. Wolverine (1988) #128
Legal Limit? “Legal limit” makes its first appearance in this August 1998 issue Wolverine #127. (As an aside, Sabretooth and Kitty end up working together for a little bit as seen below) But before all that, regarding the subject of limits, X-Men Unlimited #3 (December 1993, the beginning of the basement arc) gives us some more perspective on the idea. Of course, this is contradicted later in 2013’s Deadpool #59– BUT, it IS a Deadpool…
“Naaah! I’m too good lookin’… some o’ these ol’ boys look like they been beat up all night with the ugly stick!” Wolverine (1988) #60