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Promo ad for other issues in the Epic Collection series of titles.
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Josef Rubinstein stated on Facebook that this was the first cover he ever colored.
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Sources for colors credit are The Marvel Comics Index (Olshevsky 1981) and The Official Marvel Index to the X-Men (Ward 1994).
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Dave Cockrum reports 2006 that "I did loose pencils in blue. Editor Ann Nocenti referred to them as 'shakedowns'. But everything was there." After being deposed from Latveria in Fantastic Four (Marvel, 1961 series) #200, Doom has set up shop in the medieval castle Toad was running as an amusement park in Marvel Team-Up (Marvel, 1972 series) #68.
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Dave Cockrum reports 2006 that "I did loose pencils in blue. Editor Ann Nocenti referred to them as 'shakedowns'. But everything was there."
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Interior art information provided 2006 by Dave Cockrum.
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Note 1: Dave Cockrum reports 2006 that "I did loose pencils in blue. Editor Ann Nocenti referred to them as 'shakedowns'. But everything was there."
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This cover may have been a last-minute replacement for one by Michael Golden. The Golden cover showed Rogue holding a defeated Thor and Iron Man above her head. The other Avengers are lying among debris on the ground. An image of Ms. Marvel partially covers the series title. Marvel editor-in-chief Jim Shooter's signature appears in a production box below the picture area on the original. In a November 23, 2011 comment on his website, Shooter wrote, "... at a glance, I'd guess that Golden's cover wasn't used because he didn't allow room for the contest banner at the top, which we were obligated to run. The cover that did run looks like it was cobbled together at the last minute. The Golden cover appears to have my signature on it, meaning I approved it. Maybe someone upstairs noticed that the contest banner was missing. But, I don't know for sure."
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Between AVENGERS #209 / 210; This story was supposed to follow the events in Ms. Marvel #25 but the book was cancelled with issue #23 and the story was finally printed in Marvel Super-Heroes #11 in 1992 and is the tale of how Rogue stole Ms. Marvel's powers. Rubinstein and Simons credits confirmed by the artists as detailed here: http://ohdannyboy.blogspot.com/2008/12/original-art-stories-ghosts-of-avengers.html
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Note 1: Inker and letterer page credits added 2005 by Steven Tice.
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Story in X unnumbered but separately titled parts: "Ou, La La -- Badoon!" (12 pp.), "The Sundered Realm?" (4 pp.), "And Now -- Armageddon!" (20 pp.), "The Passing of the Dream" (3 pp.); the entire issue is without page numbers.
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Continued next issue.
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Inside front cover.
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Continued in next issue.
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Wraparound cover.
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Inside front cover.
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Continued in next issue.
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Wraparound Cover.
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Inside front cover. Also holds the indicia.
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Letterer page information added 2005 by Steven Tice. Art credits provided by Bob McLeod 2006. Pages numbers are actual story pages. Note from Bob: "[Sherman] had done layouts for many of the pages, and I used parts of them and redrew parts of them, and he finished certain panels, so we both actually pencilled certain pages."
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Dave Cockrum reports 2006 that "I did loose pencils in blue. Editor Ann Nocenti referred to them as 'shakedowns'. But everything was there." Illyana's Fairy Tale is in X-Men Annual #8; Lockheed the Dragon (patterned after the X-Men's plane) pre-dates the 1st appearance of the real Lockheed. Nightcrawler travels to an alternate dimension inhabited by the characters in this fairy tale in Nightcrawler (Marvel, 1985 series) #3.
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This page includes a number of issue-level credits, including for letterers Janice Chiang and Rick Parker.
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Editorial.
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Promo ad for other issues in the Epic Collection series of titles.
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Back cover.
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