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Marvel Special #9
published December 1996
as Ehi-- Fermami se l'hai già sentita-- Questa micidiale! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
X-Men: Children of the Atom #[7]
published January 2019
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The Official Marvel Index to the X-Men #6 published May 1988
Marvel Gold. La Imposible Patrulla-X #2 published February 2012
De X-Mannen #1 published January 1983Marvel #1 published June 1986Classic X-Men #29 [Direct] published January 1989
El Asombroso Hombre Araña Presenta #93 published January 1990Essential X-Men #2 [First Printing] published August 1997
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Inside front cover. Ad for Battlestar Galactica t-shirts.
Marvel Special #9 published December 1996
Marvel Gold. La Imposible Patrulla-X #2 published February 2012
Classic X-Men #29 [Direct] published January 1989The Uncanny X-Men #[nn] published November 1990Essential X-Men #2 [First Printing] published August 1997 Notes:
Page 17, panel 1: Colossus shows up with a new outfit and calls himself ‘the Proletarian.’ Anchored in Marxist-Leninist philosophy, basis of communism doctrine, the proletariat represents the social class of workers, ‘the proletarians,’ opposed to the capitalist class. The proletarian designates a worker, a peasant, or an employee who lives only on his salary. The costume Colossus wears includes several explicit references and symbols to soviet communism: The worker’s red cap and overalls, the initials ‘ C.C.C.P.,’ Cyrillic acronym translated as ‘Union of Soviet Socialist Republics’, for U.S.S.R.; the face of Lenin, architect of communism and first Chairman of the Council of People’s Commissars of the Soviet Union, highest governmental authority; and the sickle and the hammer, ancient symbols of the U.S.S.R flag and Communist ideology (the sickle for agriculture, and the hammer for industry). When this comic was published in 1979, relations between U.S.A. and U.S.S.R. were still very tense due to the Cold War. Both countries ideologically and, therefore, politically, were wholly opposed. Recall that Colossus’ character, Piotr Nikolaievich Rasputin, is of Russian origin and was raised on a Siberian farm.
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Ad for rocks made of "Kryptonite."
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Items; house ad for Fantastic Four cartoon.
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Ad for Hostess Fruit Pies.
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Letters from Joan Ludlow, Susan Jaworowski, and Verde.
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Ad for various novelty items.
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Inside back cover. Ad for a BB gun.
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Back cover.
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