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Top Sellers
by buyers of X-Men 1963 series
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Uncanny X-Men
1981 series
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Avengers
1963 series
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Fantastic Four
1961 series
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Amazing Spider-Man
1963 series
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Incredible Hulk
1968 series
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X-Factor
1986 series
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Daredevil
1964 series
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Marvel Comics Presents
1988 series
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X-Force
1991 series
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New Mutants
1983 series
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Batman
1940 series
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Iron Man
1968 series
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X-Men
1991 series
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Wolverine
1988 series
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Action Comics
1938 series
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Web of Spider-Man
1985 series
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Excalibur
1988 series
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Punisher
1987 series
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Detective Comics
1937 series
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Spectacular Spider-Man
1976 series
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Captain America
1968 series
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Superman
1987 series
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Thor
1966 series
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Adventures of Superman
1987 series
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X-Men comic books for sale
There are problably more spinoffs and different series of X-Men comic books than any other superhero team. However, the original X-Men series which starting in 1963 is still the most popular. But other X-Men comic books for sale are nearly as popular. Some X-Men series are only one issue long (one-shots) and others are longer, such as Classic X-Men. All of our X-Men comics for sale include a 100% money-back guarantee. So, if you're an X-Men fan or you're searching for X-Men comics for sale, this is the spot! |
 Why You Should Collect and Buy
X-Men Comic Books
In the entire history of comic books, no single title has launched more spin-off comics than the original X-Men series. The popularity of the characters have spawned titles such as X-Force, X-Factor, New Mutants, Generation X, and on and on. In fact, most every comic book that begins with the letter X is probably an offset of this series.
What makes the original X-Men a great series? It's the storyline which strikes a chord with its readers. In this case, it's the alienation of a group of teenagers who are ostracized by their peers due to their differences. There may be no more enduring them that nearly everyone can relate to.
In the case of the X-Men, their mutant powers set them apart from ordinary teenagers.
And, as most every breakthrough comic of the early 1960's, the writing/artist team of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby (the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig of comics) provided the creative spark for the series.
The universality of the stories has made the series one of the best reads in comic history and has launched an animated TV series, video games and a very successful film series which includes X-Men (2000), X2 (2003), X-Men: The Last Stand (2006), X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) and X-Men: First Class (2011), with four more films in the pipeline.
As for the comics, the X-Men's most feared foe was Magneto, who survived the Nazi concentration camps of the 1940s, only to pursue hatred for humanity. (Hey, who can blame him). But that's the point of the Marvel Age of comics. Villains had real motivations. In DC comics of the era, a villain just wanted to "rule the world". Why? Well, why not? But, in the Marvel universe, there was always a real motivation for the villain's evil ways.
The series ran for 141 issues and then was renamed Uncanny X-Men. Combined, that's 48 years of continuous publishing, which is an amazing string which again proves the exceptional story telling the series has always provided.
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