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| Jim Steranko |
X-men v1 #49, 1968 - On
Jim Steranko's first X-men cover, the members are more or less equally weighted, their figures silhouetted against a stark white background. The eyes peering from below add a surrealistic element that makes the image all the more compelling. While relatively straightforward in theme, Steranko delivers a fresh new perspective. Inside, Lorna Dane makes her first appearance as an amnesiac aided by the X-Men. The mystery behind her latent mutant abilities reveals itself in the
following issue. Other artists in this silver age comic include Don Heck, Arnold Roth and John Verpoorten. This is 1 of 3
X-men issues by
Steranko.
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