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Space City Comics - In orbit since 1981 !!

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Uncanny X-Men (1981) 319-A

Comic Book by Marvel, Dec 1994

CCL Grade: Very Fine/Near Mint

Price $2.99

Item Details

Item Data
Number:	319
Variant:	A
Printing:	1st
Cover Price:	$1.95
Publish Date:	DEC 1994
Caption:	Deluxe Edition

Publisher
Marvel

Story Arcs
No Story Arcs

Credits
Paul Becton	Artist
Steve "Bucce" Buccellato	Artist
Steve Epting	Artist
Daniel "Dan" Green	Artist
Matt Hicks	Artist
Tim Townsend	Artist
Tom DeFalco	Editor
Bob Harras	Editor
Scott Lobdell	Writer

Characters
Anna Marie Raven
Archangel
Beast
Charles Francis Xavier
David Charles Haller
Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock
Erik Magnus Lehnsherr / Max Eisenhardt
Henry "Hank" Phillip McCoy
Iceman
Legion
Magneto
Psylocke
Robert "Bobby" Louis Drake
Rogue
Warren Kenneth Worthington III

Uncanny X-Men (1981) 319-A by Marvel

Item Bio

"Untapped Potential"

Charles has another dream where he believes that he is talking to Magneto as the two try to express their visions for the relationship between humans and mutants but Charles learns that it is not Magneto in the dream but his son, Legion. And Legion has a dream for mutants and humanity as well and it will change everything. Meanwhile, Psylocke and Warren get closer while Bobby and Rogue go to the Drake residence for dinner. But the dinner soon breaks down into a confrontation between father and son and ends up exposing Bobby Drake's father as a racist.