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The Uncanny X-Men , #339 Newsstand

Published: December 1996

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Issue Contents:
Brother Vs. Brother

Story Featuring X-Men

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Fight and Flight!

Story Featuring X-Men

"3:14 a.m. A not atypical evening here at the Xavier Institute in Salem Center, New York."

Storyline

Spider-Man shows up at X-Mansion late at night to warn his buddies about the dangers posed by presidential candidate Graydon Creed. Mystique fantasizes about killing her son (the aforementioned Creed). Beast and Cyclops are on a transatlantic flight (tailing J. Jonah Jameson no less) when Havok rips the top off of the plane and dukes it out with his brother. Bastion kills a Bugle reporter who has uncovered the secret of Creed's parentage.

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Interview with Terry Kavanagh

"MB: How do you see X-Man as unique from the rest of the X-Books out there?"

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Interview with Roger Cruz

"MB: Where and when were you born?"

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"From the creator of "The X-Files""

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Back cover.

"Flex some 16-bit muscle"

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Ad for the video game War of the Gems.

"Never say die even if it kills you!"

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"Why allowance was invented."

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Major League Baseball trading cards.

Letter Column Featuring X-Mail

"First of all, my highest congratulations on producing an extremely top-quality comic."

Story Notes

Letters from Tom Lamont, D. Vader, Nick Hudak, Billy Trempe, Andy Herman, and Angie Saunders. Between pages 20 and 21 of Fight and Flight!

In Memoriam: Mark Gruenwald

"On August 12, 1996, Marvel Comics lost one of its favorite sons when Executive Editor Mark Gruenwald suffered a fatal heart attack."

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Before page 18 of Fight and Flight!

"My Trip to Seattle by Crash Bandicoot"

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After page 17 of Fight and Flight!

"He's big on action!"

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Between pages 15 and 16 of Fight and Flight!

"Subscribe today - it makes spider-sense!"

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Between pages 9 and 10 of Fight and Flight!

"Prepare to fly."

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Between pages 6 and 7 of Fight and Flight!

"Altitude. Attitude."