The Super-Heroes #22
In "A World He Never Made Part II," Xavier confronts Lucifer in Bavaria, only to discover the villain’s heartbeat is tied to a massive thermal bomb. With the X-Men and Avengers both on the scene, the team must prevent the Avengers from defeating Lucifer—because doing so would destroy the world. As Xavier incapacitates Lucifer with a mind blast, he calls for help, and the Avengers agree to stand down, letting the X-Men handle the threat. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby with inks by Chic Stone and lettering by S. Rosen, this 1975 Marvel UK issue features a cover by John Buscema and Dan Adkins.
In a high-stakes showdown in Bavaria, Xavier confronts Lucifer, whose heartbeat is tied to a massive thermal bomb. With the X-Men and the Avengers both arriving on the scene, tensions rise as the two teams must decide how to stop Lucifer without triggering global destruction. When Xavier incapacitates Lucifer with a mind blast, he calls on his team — and the Avengers, recognizing the greater threat, step back to let the X-Men handle the crisis. Cyclops then uses his optic beams to disable the bomb, but the real test is just beginning.
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↩ Reprints The X-Men #9 (1965), The Silver Surfer #10 (1969), Giant-Size Doc Savage #1 (1975), The Super-Heroes #21 (1975)
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