X-Factor 78 Comic Book - English Freeoffer

13 Years+, 32 Pages, Scientific breakthrough, future of mutankind, mutant liberation

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Key Features:

Official Marvel Comics issue from May 1992.
Written by Peter David.
Artwork by Larry Stroman and Brandon Peterson.
Features X-Factor versus the Mutant Liberation Front.
Full-color comic book format.

Product Description:

A major conflict brews when X-Factor confronts the Mutant Liberation Front over a controversial scientific breakthrough that could change the future of mutantkind. As tensions rise, Havok, Polaris, Multiple Man, Strong Guy, Wolfsbane, and Quicksilver must navigate a crisis that threatens to divide mutants and humans alike.

Written by acclaimed writer Peter David and illustrated by Larry Stroman and Brandon Peterson, X-Factor #78 delivers action, drama, and thought-provoking themes that defined one of the most celebrated runs in the series.

Specifications:

Brand - Marvel

Title - X Factor 78

Type - Book

Age - 13 Years+

Number of Pages - 32

Format - Paperback

Language - English

Author Name - Peter David

Illustrator - Larry Stroman and Brandon Peterson

Items Included in the Package:

1 Book

Product ID:95e05ae1403c1

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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.