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X-Men 143
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COMIC DETAILS
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Comic Description:
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Uncanny X-Men 143 Modern
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Grade:
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9.6
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Page Quality:
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WHITE
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Certification #:
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2086962003
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Owner:
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ADAMANTIUM
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SET DETAILS
Owner's Description
Kitty Pryde solo story. N'Garai appearance. Christmas cover. CHRISTMAS!!! Alien homage tale of being burnt to a crisp, this time by the Blackbird thrusters. Indeed, some veil wrapped in a mystery all its own, it's time to rest in the hope promised for good old Kitty. She had some time off with the night all to herself, as a babysitter for the X-men mansion, does that silver bell mean what I think it does? Something stirring at all? Or is it all past their bedtime for the hijinks of Noel. Time to consider packing up and packing in, as Kitty takes the cake. I bought this through Reece Comics, and I'm quite satisfied with the $75 spent, in the end it is in the collection, and that is all she wrote. With goals, prerogatives and situations that we sometimes find ourselves in at the twilight's eve, no one can write a more positive outlook in town than the Merry Heart. Doth good like a medicine. I'm glad to finally add the final consecutive issue in this run, and it is now up to the next generation of X-men Enthusiasts to rediscover the true Saga that had a great finish!
Complete with a back cover picture of the insides to this issue as an Alien homage "roasting" from an under copy! A small tribute to the times and age, as Alien first came out around 1979. The same as the X-men in popularity and no worse for wear on fright, X-men still being read by kids. As a youngster, showing they could talk like the big kids in town just proved that comics were relevant as well!
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