Chris Claremont

• Magneto's Origins Revealed

This chronic feature lets me review what recently has passed my bloodshot eyes. So pull up a chair, and welcome to Mr. Zad's comic critique: * X-Men: Magneto Testament, Nos. 1 through 5 (Marvel Publishing, $3.99 each) - An ambitious and required story sheds light on the X- Men ubervillain's early years. Tapping into Chris Claremont's origin efforts, which reveal Max Eisenhardt (aka Erik Magnus Lehnsherr) to be a survivor of a Nazi concentration camp, writer Grek (Hulk) Pak extends the legend.

• The Washington Times
• July 02, 2009

• Autism Event Raises Awareness

CLAREMONT - Food Network chef Chris Cognac was the special guest for an autistic kids cooking class here recently. I'm very excited for the Autism Speaks event," Cognac said before the event. "It's going to be fun to give these kids a chance to cook in the kitchen and enjoy food like everybody should.

• Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
• April 08, 2011

• 'X-Men' Writer to Participate in Annual Comic Convention

Today, the X-Men franchise is a top-grossing multimedia juggernaut with toys, video games and a cartoon series. There also have been three successful feature films, with a fourth one starring Hugh Jackman, "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," hitting movie theaters in May. Surprisingly, the XMen comic-book series wasn't initially successful when first introduced by Stan Lee and Marvel Comics in the 1960s. The book really took off the following decade when a new generation of creators, such as Dave Cockrum, Len Wein, John Byrne and Chris Claremont, put their stamp on existing characters who still resonate with readers today. They also created their own new characters who became as much a part of X-Men lore as Lee creations such as Cyclops and Jean Grey.

• Dayton Daily News
• April 03, 2009

• Video Game Review; X-Men' Game a Bit Too Easy Even for Non-Mutants

X-Men: The Official Game" isn't a soulless clone of the movie it has an original story that sets the scene for the feature film. Unfortunately, that story co-written by Zak Penn, one of the film's screenwriters, and comic book writer Chris Claremont is diluted and disjointed by uninspired game design offering little more than mindless button-mashing as you wade through drab environments.

• The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• May 26, 2006

• Kim Powers; Dennis Bridges; Memorial Concepts Online, Inc., Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. Joe Harris, in His Official Capacity as President of the Oklahoma State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors; Stephen Huston, Charles Brown, Terry Clark, Chris Craddock, Keith Stumpff, and Scott Smith, Each in Their Official Capacity as a Member of the Oklahoma State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors, Defendants-Appellees. the Claremont Institute Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence; Pacific Legal Foundation, Amici Curiae., 379 F.3d 1208 (10th Cir. 2004)

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• Federal Circuits

• In 59th Assembly District Forum, Candidates Discuss State Spending

CLAREMONT - Republican candidates for the 59th Assembly District generally offered similar views on lowering taxes, eliminating abortion and preventing illegal immigration Monday night at a forum held by the Mountain View Republican Club. Attending were Claremont Councilman Corey Calaycay, businessman Ken Hunter, attorney Iver Bye, advertising executive Chris Lancaster and business owner Tim Donnelly.

• The Sun (San Bernardino, CA)
• April 21, 2010

• Comic Books, Paraphernalia Still Hot Commodity

CLAREMONT - The Edge of L.A. Comic Con, which is held at the Packing House the third Saturday of every month, features a diverse mix of professional comic book writers, costumed characters and giveaways. About 500 people turn out for the shows, said organizer Chris Peterson, former owner of Comic Bookie in Claremont which shut down in late October.

• Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
• April 24, 2009

• Oxford Plains Speedway: Saturday Night's Results

MAINE-LY ACTION SPORTS TRUE VALUE MODIFIED (100 laps): 1. Jon McKennedy, Chelmsford, Mass.; 2. Dwight Jarvis, Ascutney, Vt.; 3. David Pinkham, Buxton; 4. Andy Seuss, Hampstead, N.H.; 5. Ed Dachenhausen, Danbury, Conn.; 6. Peter Jarvis, Ascutney, Vt.; 7. Rowan Pennink, Huntington Valley, Pa.; 8. Rob Goodenough, Swanzey, N.H.; 9. Jack Bateman, Canaan. N.H.; 10. Stephen Masse, Bellingham, Mass.; 11. Sean Bodreau, Claremont, N.H.; 12. Eddy Spiers, Beacon Falls, Conn.; 13. Chris Pasteryak, Lisbon, Conn.; 14. Les Hinckley, Windsor Locks, Conn.; 15. Kenny Berry, Preston, Conn.; 16. Jacob Dore, Sanford; 17. Mike Douglas Jr., Auburn, N.H.; 18. Jimmy Dolan, Bethel, Conn.; 19. Joe Doucette, Framingham. Mass.; 20. Keith Iannarelli, Maynard, Mass.; 21. Tony Ricci, Westbrook; 22. Mike Holdridge, Madi...

• Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
• June 28, 2010

• Big Plays Revive Sputtering Claremont Offense

CLAREMONT - Chris Cassidy proved to be a quick healer. And fortunately for his Claremont Wolfpack teammates, he did just enough to keep his team's offense from flatlining. Cassidy connected with Austin Carter and Michael Galland for long touchdown passes in the first half, and the Wolfpack held off a determined Rancho Cucamonga squad in the second half for a 14-7 victory in the Baseline League opener for both teams.

• Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
• February 14, 2006

• Women Wounded in Pasadena Shooting

PASADENA - A 75-year-old woman and a 52-year-old woman were wounded late Saturday when someone opened fire on their Pasadena house, police said. The shooting took place just before 10 p.m. in the 100 block of East Claremont Street, just east of Raymond Avenue, Pasadena police Lt. Chris Russ said.

• San Gabriel Valley Tribune
• August 09, 2010