X-Men: First Class Special #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Museum of Oddities," Jean Grey is sent to investigate a peculiar phenomenon: the surprising power of cuteness in a duck, as Professor Xavier explores whether such charm could help mutants gain wider acceptance. Written by Jeff Parker and brought to life with a distinctive, all-in-one effort by artist Colleen Coover, this 2007 X-Men special blends whimsy and purpose. The cover, by Kevin Nowlan, captures the story’s quirky tone with striking detail.
In a lighthearted twist from X-Men: First Class Special #1, Jean Grey is tasked by Xavier with studying the surprisingly potent power of cuteness—specifically, that of a duck—hoping to unlock a way to make mutants more relatable to the general public. With her telepathic skills put to the test on an unlikely subject, Jean must uncover the mental might behind the quack.
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Reprinted in Genext #1 (2008), Spider-Man #3/2009 (2009), X-Men: First Class #1 (2011), X-Men: First Class #2 (2011)
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