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Cover: Neal Adams & Tom Palmer

The X-Men #62

Nov 1969 · Marvel · 0.15 USD
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“Strangers... in a Savage Land!”

In "Strangers... in a Savage Land!", Angel ventures into the uncharted depths of the Savage Land, only to be ambushed by flying dinosaurs—until Magneto, posing as a protector of the region’s mutants, intervenes and saves him. The rest of the X-Men soon follow, encountering Ka-Zar as they navigate the perilous jungle. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated with dynamic precision by Neal Adams, with inks by Tom Palmer and letters by Sam Rosen, this 1969 issue features cover art by Neal Adams and Tom Palmer.

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writer Roy Thomas · artist, writer Neal Adams · inker Tom Palmer · letterer Sam Rosen · cover Neal Adams, Tom Palmer

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writer Roy Thomas
artist, writer Neal Adams
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils Neal Adams
cover inks Tom Palmer

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Angel searches for Sauron and ends up in the Savage Land, where he is attacked by flying dinosaurs. He is rescued by Magneto and restored to health. The rest of the X-Men arrive in the Savage Land and meet up with Ka-Zar. Angel does not recognize Magneto, who presents himself as a benefactor and protector of the Savage Land mutants.

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