Marvel Treasury Edition No. 30 – X-Men Fractures by Dave Cockrum
Rarer than regular tabloids that reprinted popular material were the special editions that contained new material prepared expressly for their oversized pages.
Just as Marvel Treasury Edition No. 29 – the so-called Holiday Grab-Bag – could have been left unfinished on galley tables in the Marvel Bullpen of 40 years ago, so could this issue have been. The only Marvel treasury devoted to the X-Men as they rose to their dominance over the publisher’s direction.
Original art by Dave Cockrum.
FOOM No. 10.
Alter Ego No. 163 and Dave Cockrum’s X-Men Artifact Edition.
Original art by Dave Cockrum.
Marvel house ad.
1977 X-Men 7-11 Slurpee cup.
New colour.
New colour.
Marvel Treasury Edition No.30 – X-Men Fractures. Re-created and new trade dress added.
Marvel Treasury Edition No. 30 – Back Cover.
Marvel Treasury Edition No. 30 – Wraparound.
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