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The X-Men, #35 British

Published: August 1967

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Along Came a Spider -- !

Story Featuring X-Men

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X-Men
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Rich Donnelly originally credited Jack Kirby with layouts, but Mark Evanier reported that Jack Kirby told him he had nothing to do with the cover -- it was all Dan Adkins work (October 22, 2009). Adkins confirmed this in an Alter Ego interview with Roy Thomas. ADKINS: Yeah. People give Kirby credit for laying that one out. But he didn't. The Spider-Man is a direct swipe from Ditko, just redrawn a little bit. The X-Men figures were all swiped from Kirby.

Along Came a Spider...

Story Featuring X-Men

"Don't worry, true believer-- we didn't start out with this splash panel of the bombastic Banshee by mistake!"

Storyline

Banshee calls to the X-Men for help against a mysterious spider creature, and when the young mutants run across Spider-Man, they mistake him for their foe and a battle ensues.

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X-Men
Other
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Awe-Inspiring Announcements for You to Yawn With!

In-House Column Featuring Bullpen Bulletins , In-House Column Featuring Stan's Soapbox , In-House Column Featuring Mighty Marvel Checklist

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Marvel news items, Stan's Soapbox, The Mighty Marvel Checklist, and Let's Meet 26 More M.M.M.S. Members.

Another Marvel Masterpiece
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House ad for issue #2 of Not Brand Echh.

Letter Column Featuring Mutant Mail-Box

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Letters from: Dave Gillard, Paul Avila, Kim Warner, Bradley Kohler, Arthur Pippin, Ron Liberman, and future comics professional Mark Evanier, whose entry is in the form of a poem; Merry Marvel Marching Society membership coupon; Next Issue box; three panels from an earlier issue of X-Men.