X-Men Epic Collection: Children of the Atom
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| Rating | : | 4.26 (575 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0785189041 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 520 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
lay down the building blocks of comics' most famous franchise! You'll experience the beginning of Professor X's teen team and their mission for peace and brotherhood between man and mutant; their first battle with arch-foe Magneto; the dynamic debuts of Juggernaut, the Sentinels, Quicksilver, the Scarlet Witch and the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants.COLLECTING: X-Men (1963) 1-23 (X-Men Epic Collectio n Vol . Now, in this massive Epic Collection, you can feast your eyes as Stan, Jack and co. Billed as "The Strangest Super-Heroes of All!", the ever-uncanny X-Men blasted onto the comic book scene in 1963. 1)
"a gift for a frien and it was really cool. I like super heroes and comics and this" according to Amazon Customer. This was a gift for a frien and it was really cool. I like super heroes and comics and this book is really cool. Also the pictures are very nice and the print quality is high. The Saga Begins Here S. H. Wells Collecting: X-Men 1-23Bonus: 11 pages of sketches and vintage advertisementsIt all begins in the issues collected in this truly epic collection. Volume 1 collects 1963-1966 issues of the X-Men comics (before they had the "uncanny" in the title). These are the stories that launched over 50 years of X-Men history are presented in a trade paperback full-color format.These issues have been collected in a variety of other formats, but Marvel's Epic Collection line is an affordable and good looking edition. The a. The strangest super-heroes of all Dan Pace (feral atom) What I find so amazing reading these collections is the frenetic pace that early Marvel was on, but, so many of the concepts they threw on the wall, stuck. Here we are 52 years later and the X-men just had their fifth major motion picture last year, with Magneto starring in all five. On the cover of that first issue of the original X-men, there's Magneto, in all his metal-bending badness.Stan and Jack threw these ideas together under a monthly deadline. Sure, the first incarnation didn't have staying power