X-mændene #2/1974
In "Vi må ødelægge..Koboltmanden," an archaeologist’s discovery of an ancient pyramid unleashes a long-buried alien threat—only to reveal the mummy was never a conqueror, but a refugee who sealed itself away to survive. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 1974 issue delivers a twisty tale of mistaken identity and cosmic isolation. The cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia captures the moment of revelation with striking intensity.
In "Vi må ødelægge..Koboltmanden," the X-Men take a rare weekend break—only to be pulled into a crisis when former Stark employee Ralph Roberts dons the Cobalt Man suit, spiraling into madness and threatening to unleash a radioactive catastrophe. With Jean Grey caught in the crossfire and her brother Ted desperate to stop him, the team must confront the man once known as Ralph Roberts before his suit detonates and destroys Stark Industries.
When archaeologist Paul Kentworth unearths an ancient mummy in the desert, he doesn’t realize he’s awakened an alien survivor trapped for millennia. As the creature emerges from its tomb, its desperate attempt to escape Earth’s atmosphere proves fatal—revealing a chilling truth about its long imprisonment. With Gloria Carstairs and Jason Wilkes caught in the aftermath, the line between ancient mystery and cosmic horror blurs.
In a chilling tale from the 1974 horror-suspense issue of X-mændene, Mr. Smith—a scientist who built a world-threatening bomb—seeks refuge in a room said to be haunted. But when he returns to confront the world with his ultimatum, he finds himself trapped in the very place he thought would hide him, now a ghost with no way out.
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