Featuring: X-Men
Release: April 5, 1966
Cover: June 1966
12 cents
Exemplary editing by: Stan Lee
Extraordinary writing by: Roy Thomas
Exceptional art by: Jay Gavin
Exhilarating inking by: Dick Ayers
Exasperating lettering by: Artie Simek
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We are now preparing to engage the enemy in his own lair– and it is always there that he is most dangerous!
Porter Mack runs the local dude ranch and thinks there may be a reward if his men capture the X-Men.
They are outmatched.
This is an example of the anti-mutant sentiment, which would make a better focus for these stories than alien invasions.
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