X-Men #20 (May 1966) 4.5 VG+
Product Code: 1XME020
X-Men #20, published in May 1966, is a Silver Age Marvel comic featuring the X-Men, written by Roy Thomas with cover art by Jack Kirby/Werner Roth.
Entitled I, Lucifer..., this story stars the X-Men — "Xavier's Finest" — as they battle powerful mutants, alien threats, and super-villains while protecting a world that fears and hates them.
It is regarded as a key X-Men comic due to the following significant event: 3rd appearance of the Blob.
Featured appearances include X-Men - Professor X (Charles Xavier), Cyclops (Scott Summers), Marvel Girl (Jean Grey), the Blob, and other characters from the X-Men universe.
A classic Silver Age X-Men comic, this issue showcases the birth of Marvel's mutant mythology, featuring iconic characters, memorable first appearances, and the imaginative storytelling that defined the early X-Men era.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Silver Age Bags and Iconic Comics Silver Age Boards.
Key Details
- Publisher: Marvel
- Grade: 4.5 VG+
- Key Comic Feature
- 3rd appearance of the Blob
- Origin of Professor X (losing use of his legs)
$155.00
AUDProduct Description
X-Men #20, published in May 1966, is a Silver Age Marvel comic featuring the X-Men, written by Roy Thomas with cover art by Jack Kirby/Werner Roth.
Entitled I, Lucifer..., this story stars the X-Men — "Xavier's Finest" — as they battle powerful mutants, alien threats, and super-villains while protecting a world that fears and hates them.
It is regarded as a key X-Men comic due to the following significant event: 3rd appearance of the Blob.
Featured appearances include X-Men - Professor X (Charles Xavier), Cyclops (Scott Summers), Marvel Girl (Jean Grey), the Blob, and other characters from the X-Men universe.
A classic Silver Age X-Men comic, this issue showcases the birth of Marvel's mutant mythology, featuring iconic characters, memorable first appearances, and the imaginative storytelling that defined the early X-Men era.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Silver Age Bags and Iconic Comics Silver Age Boards.