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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9780785121169
Edition: illustrated edition
ISBN: 0785121161
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 640
Publication Date: May 31, 2006
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Studio: Marvel Comics
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Product Description:
Enemies both infamous and obscure abound in another archive of the X-Men's early adventures! Mainstay malefactors like Magneto and the Juggernaut are joined by the thunderous threat of Factor Three! Plus: the first appearances of Banshee and Polaris! Mimic vs. the Super-Adaptoid! Subterranean civil war! The X-Men's first individualistic uniforms! The return of a Golden Age great... and the death of Professor X!? Guest-starring Spider-Man, Doctor Strange and the Avengers! Featuring Ogre of Thunderbolts fame! Collects X-Men #25-53 & Avengers #53.
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What the X men should be. This book shows the real Cyclopes, a tourcherd leader. Not a sociopathic jerk
Rating:  -
Yet another Volume 2 of the Essential series that does not live up to the quality of the first. This volume starts with a weak story and ends with a weaker story, with a few decent ones in-between, including stories involving the Juggernaut and the Mutant Master. The best part of this volume is the origin stories of Professor X, Cyclops, Iceman, and Beast. Also, there is some amazing Jim Steranko art toward the end which makes up for some weak writing on those issues.
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This book is a great deal: 30 issues (including Avengers #23). The stories are typicall of the late 60's. The dialogue is pretty silly, and the comic definately feels dated. However, it's a great way to see how the X-Men evolved. Werner Roth does the majority of the art, and it's ok, though nothing special. The last few issues in the book were the best, dealing with Magneto and the introduction of Polaris. There is minimal dialogue and some good action.
The second half of the issues ... Read More
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Black and white colored.
Who cares? Stories are amazing!
And we can see old days funs and vocabs!(Chickadees!)\
X-Men amazing. Marvel is the best!
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Marvel released volume one in this series YEARS ago, and they have finally given us volume two. The stories in this volume are very rarely reprinted, and are very entertaining.
Worth a look, especially if you're a mutant continuity nut like me.
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