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Uncanny X-Men (1963) #391

 
 
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Writer: 
Joe Quesada
Penciller: 
Salvador Larroca
Penciller (cover): 
Tom Raney
Inker: 
Scott Hanna
Colorist: 
Hi Fi Design
Letterer: 
Richard Starkings, Saida Temofonte
Editor: 
Mark Powers, Pete Franco
Orig. Published: 
March 01, 2001
Imprint: 
MARVEL UNIVERSE 
Rating: 
T+ 
Format: 
Comic 
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Davetastic
 
 

Was a deep issue to those who have that kind of relationship.

 
 
Davetastic | Mar 17, 2011 | 12:24 am

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