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The Uncanny X-Men #151 (Marvel Comics November 1981)

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Personalized: No Style: Color Era: Bronze Age (1970-83) Unit of Sale: Single Unit Signed: No Features: Direct Tradition: US Comics Cover Artist: Joe Rubinstein, Dave Cockrum Intended Audience: General Audience Superhero Team: X-Men Signed By: Chris Claremont Universe: Marvel (MCU) Language: English Publisher: Marvel Comics Issue Number: 151 Inscribed: No Format: Single Issue Variant Type: Newsstand Variant Artist/Writer: James Sherman, Joe Rubinstein, Bonnie Wilford, Chris Claremont, Bob McLeod Unit Type: Unit Type: Comic Book Vintage: Yes Character: Storm, Phoenix (Jean Grey) (Cameo Flashback), N'dare Munroe (Cameo Flashback), Techno (Villains), Sentinels (Villains), Sprite (Kitty Pryde), Colossus, David Munroe (Cameo Flashback), Cyclops, Nightcrawler, X-Men Professor X, Hellfire Knights Harvey, Wolverine (Logan), Janet (Villains), Hellfire Club White Queen (Emma Frost), Amanda Sefton, Sebastian Shaw, Tessa Series Title: The Uncanny X-Men Publication Year: 1981 Genre: Superheroes

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The Uncanny X-Men #151 (Marvel Comics November 1981). The Uncanny X-Men #151 from November 1981 is a collectible comic book published by Marvel Comics during the Bronze Age era. This issue features a storyline involving the X-Men superhero team, including characters such as Storm, Wolverine, and Professor X. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by James Sherman, Joe Rubinstein, and others, the comic also introduces new characters like the Techno and Hellfire Knights, as well as the villainous Emma Frost and her allies. With a direct edition cover by Joe Rubinstein and Dave Cockrum, this comic is a valuable addition to any fan's collection of US Comics. The Uncanny X-Men #151 from November 1981 is a collectible comic book published by Marvel Comics during the Bronze Age era. This issue features a storyline involving the X-Men superhero team, including characters such as Storm, Wolverine, and Professor X. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by James Sherman, Joe Rubinstein, and others, the comic also introduces new characters like the Techno and Hellfire Knights, as well as the villainous Emma Frost and her allies. With a direct edition cover by Joe Rubinstein and Dave Cockrum, this comic is a valuable addition to any fan's collection of US Comics.

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