Marvel X-Men #19 Comic Book April 1966 First Mimic Appearance

$ 21.12

Vintage: Yes Format: Single Issue Unit of Sale: Single Unit Professional Grader: Certified Guaranty Company (CGC) Country of Origin: United States Features: First Character Appearance Language: English Cover Artist: Dick Ayers, Marie Severin, Stan Goldberg, Werner Roth Inscribed: No Unit Type: Unit Character: Jean Grey, Mimic, Scott Summers, Dr. Ronald Rankin (Death), Mimic (Villain, First Appearance, Also Origin in Flashback), Calvin Rankin, Angel, Blackie Barker (Flashback), Calvin Rankin (Villain, First Appearance, Also Origin in Flashback), Professor X, Warren Worthington III, Bobby Drake, Beast, Zelda Kurtzberg (Guest), Cyclops, Hank McCoy, Charles Xavier, Vera Cantor (Guest, First Appearance), Marvel Girl, Iceman Issue Number: 19 Personalized: No Signed: No Tradition: US Comics Genre: Superheroes Series Title: The X-Men Universe: Marvel (MCU) Type: Comic Book Signed By: Stan Lee Publisher: Marvel Comics Artist/Writer: Dick Ayers, Stan Lee, Werner Roth Superhero Team: X-Men Publication Year: 1966 Era: Silver Age (1956-69) Intended Audience: General Audience

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Marvel X-Men #19 Comic Book April 1966 First Mimic Appearance. The Marvel X-Men #19 Comic Book from April 1966 is a highly collectible and sought-after item for comic book enthusiasts. This comic features the first appearance of the character Mimic, along with iconic characters like Jean Grey, Scott Summers, and Professor X. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Dick Ayers, this Silver Age comic from Marvel Comics is a must-have for fans of the X-Men series. The cover art by Ayers, Severin, and Goldberg adds to the appeal of this vintage comic, making it a valuable piece of comic book history. The Marvel X-Men #19 Comic Book from April 1966 is a highly collectible and sought-after item for comic book enthusiasts. This comic features the first appearance of the character Mimic, along with iconic characters like Jean Grey, Scott Summers, and Professor X. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Dick Ayers, this Silver Age comic from Marvel Comics is a must-have for fans of the X-Men series. The cover art by Ayers, Severin, and Goldberg adds to the appeal of this vintage comic, making it a valuable piece of comic book history.