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Collects Giant-Size X-Men (Marvel, 1975 series) #1; The X-Men (Marvel, 1963 series) #94-110; Iron Fist (Marvel, 1975 series) #14-15; Marvel Team-Up (Marvel, 1972 series) #53, 69-70 and Marvel Team-Up Annual (Marvel ,1976 series) #1.
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Inside front cover. List of Epic Collections volumes of the Amazing Spider-Man, Ant-Man/Giant-Man, Avengers, Black Panther, Captain America, Daredevil, Defenders, Doctor Strange, Excalibur, Fantastic Four and Incredible Hulk.
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Title page. Includes a detail from the cover of The X-Men #100.
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Credits and indicia of the book.
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Continued in X-MEN #94.
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1st New X-Men in their own book; Continued from Giant-Size X-men #1; Story is divided into two chapters with the second chapter being called "Death O'er Valhalla High!"
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Marvel consistently credits this cover to Marie Severin and Sal Buscema. The original art was signed Sal Buscema (info submitted by mikebo via the GCD Error Tracker). Buscema fully rendered a Severin sketch for the cover of #69, so it seems likely that was the process here.
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1st time Wolverine goes into a berserker rage. 1st mention of Storm's claustrophobia.
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In a faulty use of powers, Storm uses her lightning bolt to change into costume.
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Filler page with a X-Men logo.
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Sources for identification of colorist are The Marvel Comics Index (Olshevsky 1981), The Official Marvel Index to the X-Men (Olshevsky 1988), The Official Marvel Index to the X-Men (Ward 1994), and Official Index to the Marvel Universe (Vandal et al. 2009). GCD’s previous colors credit was to Michele [sic] Wrightson.
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1st Fastball Special
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Of course, as all now know, Jean and Phoenix are two separate entities (the latter taking the former for a template), and not the same being as the story insinuates.
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Lilandra is named "Princess Neramani" by D'Ken.
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Cover is a homage to the cover of X-Men (Marvel, 1963 series) #1.
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1st Muir Isle; 1st mention of Mutant X (Proteus)
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A fill-in issue that Classic X-Men skipped for reprinting.
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Note 1: 1st M'Kraan Crystal
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Filler page with a X-Men logo.
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1st Byrne and Austin issue of X-Men.
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Art credits corrected by Al Milgrom, February 2008, via GCD Errors list.
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Sabretooth's name is spelled with a hyphen (Sabre-Tooth) in this story.
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Continued in Marvel Team-Up (Marvel, 1972 series) #63; Story takes place during the first half of X-Men (Marvel, 1963 series) #109 as Wolverine sports the "Fang" costume in his fight with Iron Fist which he is wearing during the return to X-Mansion from space but changes before the attack of Vindicator in that issue. Dave Cockrum pencil credit from http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2007/05/31/comic-book-urban-legends-revealed-105/
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Alpha Flight mentioned for the first time.
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1st App. of the New X-Men outside of their own title.
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Alterations on Hulk's face and possibly Spider-Man by John Romita.
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1st John Byrne work on X-Men; Story continued from Marvel Team-Up Annual #1.
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Fill-in originally planned to be X-Men #109, as explained by Claremont in the letters page.
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Sources for letters credit are The Marvel Comics Index (Olshevsky 1981), The Official Marvel Index to the X-Men (Olshevsky 1987), The Official Marvel Index to the X-Men (Ward 1994), and Official Index to the Marvel Universe (Vandal et al. 2009).
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Wolverine character desings by Romita for his first appearance in The Incredible Hulk (Marvel, 1968 series) #180-181.
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Includes this note: "One of John Byrne's earliest pieces of X-Men art, this puzzle page featuring the Beast appeared in Marvel's fanzine, F.O.O.M. #7 (September 1974). That's "Friends Of Ol' Marvel," naturally."
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Illustration of the Outsiders by Cockrum dated in 1973.
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Includes this note: "Nightcrawler character design, by Dave Cockrum. Nightcrawler kept his demonic appearance from this concept, but lost his biblical name and off-color sense of humor, gaining a friendlier disposition and a german name (Kurt Wagner)."
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Includes this note: "Dave Cockrum's desingn for the potencial X-Man, Typhoon. Thomas, Wein and Cockrum were certain they wanted a character with weather-related powers, but they weren't sure Typhoon was their man. In fact, he became a she when the creative team struck on the idea of merging Typhoon's powers with the Black cat's look, creating Storm."
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Includes this note: "This character conception for Quetzal, inspired by the namesake brid and the aztec god Quezalcoalt, was in the early running for the New X-Men. She didn't make the final cut when aspects of her look and personality skewed to close to the final take on Storm."
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Includes this note: "Trio was another character who didn't make the team. Her costume and Quetzal's bearing helped inform the final take on Storm."
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Includes this note: "Dave Cockrum's character design for the Blavk Cat. While the Black Cat had a great look, Marvel already had a female cat character in Tigra. The X-Men creative team chose ti merge the Black Cat's costume with Typhoon's powers, creating Storm. The Black Cat's shaoe-shifting abilities, from human to werecat to house cat, were dropped, but heir cat-like eyes remained in Storm's final design."
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Includes this note: "While a compelling visual, vampyre's frightening appearance and good natured personality were too much like Nightcrawler, who the creative team felt had more potencial".
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Includes this note: " This aviator costume design for the new X-Man Thunderbird was jettisoned for a lookhonored his apache heritage."
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Includes this note: "Dave Cockrum also explored new costume designs for some of the original X-Men. This update to Marvel Girl's costume wasn't used, but its cape was incorporated into Storm's costume."
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