Fantastic! #7

Apr 1967 · IPC · 9d [0-0-9 GBP]

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“The Thunder-God and the Thug!”

In "The Thunder-God and the Thug!", the X-Men face their greatest challenge yet—leading without Xavier. When Magneto sends the Toad to dominate an athletic event, his shocking feats ignite a furious crowd, forcing the team to step in. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Jack Kirby’s dynamic art and Paul Reinman’s bold inks, this 1967 classic features cover art by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers, capturing the chaos in a 9d comic from IPC.

writer Stan Lee · artist Jack Kirby · inker Paul Reinman · letterer Sam Rosen · cover Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee

artist Jack Kirby

inker Paul Reinman

letterer Sam Rosen

cover pencils Jack Kirby

cover inks Dick Ayers

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With Xavier's mental powers gone, the X-Men try to decide how they will function without his leadership. Trying to ferret out the X-Men, Magneto has the Toad enter an athletic event where he leaps to victory. With the crowd turning hostile due to the Toads amazing abilities, the X-Men arrive on the scene and capture him.

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