The Super-Heroes #21

Jul 1975 · Marvel UK · 0.08 GBP

📊 ~3,329 copies sold its debut month

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In "A World He Never Made!", Beast's frustration with prejudice leads him to leave the X-Men and become a professional wrestler—only to cross paths with Unus, a mutant whose touch is impossible to endure. When Unus attempts to join Magneto’s Brotherhood, the X-Men face off against him, only to discover Beast has built a machine meant to amplify his power, with unexpected consequences. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with Chic Stone’s inks and S. Rosen’s lettering, this 1975 Marvel UK issue features a cover by Keith Pollard and Dan Adkins.

Contains 2 stories

A World He Never Made!

11 pp · Superhero

The Uncanny Threat of... Unus, the Untouchable!

20 pp · Superhero

In "The Uncanny Threat of... Unus, the Untouchable!", a disillusioned Beast, fed up after being attacked by a mutant-hating mob, leaves the X-Men to pursue a career in professional wrestling—only to cross paths with Unus, a mutant whose powers render him untouchable. When Unus attempts to join Magneto’s Brotherhood by challenging the X-Men, Beast’s invention threatens to amplify the mutant’s already formidable abilities, leading to a tense showdown over control and consequence.