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King Aerivar XVIII

King Aerivar XVIII

3 appearances · Silver Age · 1968–2010
Who is King Aerivar XVIII?

Royalty has a way of leaving an impression even across a handful of appearances, and King Aerivar XVIII — a Marvel monarch who made his Silver Age entrance in The X-Men #44 back in 1968, courtesy of Gary Friedrich and George Tuska — is no exception. This regal figure shares his pages with some of Marvel's most iconic mutants, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Cyclops, Iceman, and Warren Worthington III, which speaks to the ambitious, interconnected storytelling Marvel was weaving in that era. His presence across titles like Thor Annual and Marvel Masterworks: The Inhumans hints at a character woven into the grander tapestry of Marvel's cosmic and fantastical corners. Rare in the catalog but rich in context, King Aerivar XVIII is exactly the kind of deep-cut discovery that reminds you why Silver Age Marvel repays careful exploration.

★ First appearance
The X-Men #44
May 1968

Top series

Covers through the years — 1968–2010

The X-Men #44 1968
The X-Men #44
Thor Annual #12 1984
Thor Annual #12
Marvel Masterworks: The Inhumans #2 2010
Marvel Masterworks: The Inhumans #2

Appearances

The X-Men (1963)
#44
Thor Annual (1966)
#12
Marvel Masterworks: The Inhumans (2009)
#2