Released July 1997
Uncanny X-Men #-1
Synopsis
"The Boy Who Saw Tomorrow!" The issue starts with a huge explosion on some kind of mysterious space craft. The scene then cuts to the ever-joyfilled Stan Lee, who tells the readers that every issue should start out with an explosion- so the writers don't have to do any dialogue. He then goes on to look for Zenn-La, the Silver Surfer's home planet, before stepping down and into the hallowed halls of Marvel. As Stan walks down the hallway, numerous statues of famous Marvel characters, such as Hulk, Namor, Black Bolt, Spider-Woman, and more line the walls, and he tells you that you should know all of them-or leave. He then goes to an area in which the Fantastic Four are being built, commenting on how their look changes to often for the artists to get a clear image of them. Walking further, he sees a statue of Professor...
Synopsis
"The Boy Who Saw Tomorrow!" The issue starts with a huge explosion on some kind of mysterious space craft. The scene then cuts to the ever-joyfilled Stan Lee, who tells the readers that every issue should start out with an explosion- so the writers don't have to do any dialogue. He then goes on to look for Zenn-La, the Silver Surfer's home planet, before stepping down and into the hallowed halls of Marvel. As Stan walks down the hallway, numerous statues of famous Marvel characters, such as Hulk, Namor, Black Bolt, Spider-Woman, and more line the walls, and he tells you that you should know all of them-or leave. He then goes to an area in which the Fantastic Four are being built, commenting on how their look changes to often for the artists to get a clear image of them. Walking further, he sees a statue of Professor...
Details
- Series
- Uncanny X-Men
- Cover Date
- July 1997
- Pages
- 32
- UPC
- 75960602461299921
- Cover Price
- $1.95
- Final Orders Cutoff
- N/A
Creators
- No creators listed.