X-Factor #112 Book - English Freeoffer

12 Years+, 36 Pages, Mutant superhero action, classic marvel adventure, suspenseful team dynamics

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Key Features:

Features Marvel's X-Factor team in an action-packed mutant adventure.
Showcases cover artwork by renowned artist Steve Epting.
Combines superhero action, suspense and character-driven storytelling.
Ideal for Marvel fans and comic book collectors.

Product Description:

X-Factor #112 takes readers deeper into the world of Marvel's mutant heroes, where every mission brings new dangers and unexpected twists. As tensions rise and powerful challenges emerge, the members of X-Factor must rely on their abilities, instincts and teamwork to stay one step ahead of the threats surrounding them.

Blending fast-paced action with compelling character moments, this issue captures the drama and excitement that defined the series during the 1990s. Enhanced by Steve Epting's striking cover art, it delivers an engaging reading experience filled with adventure, suspense and classic Marvel storytelling.

Specifications:

Brand - Marvel

Title - X-Factor #112

Type - Book

Age - 12 Years+

Number of Pages - 36

Language - English

Format - Paperback

Author - John Francis Moore

Cover Artist - Steve Epting

Publisher - Marvel

Publication Date - 10 July 1995

Items included in the package:

1 Book

Product ID:79134ae121e84

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Marvel Toys (formerly Toy Biz and Charan Toys) is the toy division of Marvel Entertainment, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company. ToyBiz originated in Montreal,and became an American firm. The company initially made Revlon fashion dolls .It became a major producer of Marvel character toys.ToyBiz started up its Classic Heroes candy division in early 1996.In 1990 Toy Biz began producing Marvel figures, the first was a series released that year called Marvel Super Heroes The third and fourth series of X-Men figures helped to establish what direction Toy Biz would go, and later on, as Marvel's characters gained animated series and more popularity,Due to the rushed production,they concentrated on superhero playsets and props for Marvel, such as the Spider-Man stunt system, Hulk Hands etc.