Marvel Super-Heroes #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "In Mortal Combat with... Sub-Mariner!", the X-Men face a new threat when the Sub-Mariner himself emerges from the depths, clashing with the team in a battle that tests their resolve. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic energy by Jack Kirby, this 1970 issue features Kirby's bold cover art and Chic Stone’s sharp inks, capturing the intensity of the sea-born warrior’s return. A 25-cent comic in a time when superhero stories were shaping a generation, it’s a standout moment in the series’ early run.
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After being attacked by a mutant hating crowd, Beast gets fed up and quits the X-Men. He becomes a professional wrestler but meets Unus, a mutant who cannot be touched. Unus is trying to join Magneto's Brotherhood so he takes on the X-Men. The X-Men barely fend him off and find Beast has constructed a machine that will actually increase Unus' powers. The X-Men try to prevent Hank from using the machine, but, once Unus has been zapped, he finds that he cannot even eat without the food being repelled out of his hands. Beast returns him to normal and Unus promises to will steer clear of Magneto.
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