Appearing in "We Must Destroy...the Cobalt Man!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Bernard the Poet - Candace "Candy" Southern (First appearance)
- Ted Roberts
- Vera Cantor
- Zelda
Adversaries:
- Cobalt Man (Ralph "Ralphie" Roberts) (First appearance)
- Factor Three (Mentioned)
- Super Adaptoid (Mentioned)
- Warlock (Mentioned)
Other Characters:
- Coffee A Go-Go patrons
- Never-Say Diner customers
- Iron Man - (Cameo) [1]
- Juggernaut - (Cameo)
- Mimic (Mentioned)
- Avengers (Mentioned)
Locations:
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- Metro College Stadium
- Never-Say-Diner
- Monkee's Paw
- Greenwich Village
- Roberts Research, Inc (First appearance)
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- Nassau County (Mentioned)
- U.N. Building (Mentioned)
- Archer College (Mentioned)
Items:
Vehicles:
- Ralph Roberts' truck
- Warren Worthington III's Mustang
Synopsis for "We Must Destroy...the Cobalt Man!"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Notes
- Ted Roberts begins to suspect that Jean Grey and Scott Summers are really Marvel Girl and Cyclops respectively.
- Candy Southern's name is misspelled as Sothern in this issue.
- This issue is reprinted in many other comics and books, see references for more info.[2]
- credits:
- Let's Hear It For Merry Marvel's Own Peerless Periodic Table!
- Good-as-Gold Editing by: Stan Lee
- Solid-Silver Scripting by: Roy Thomas
- Platinum-Plated Pencilling by: Werner Roth
- Iridium-Bright Inking by: John Tartaglione
- Lead-Lined Lettering by: Sam Rosen
- Stable Elements All!
- references: X-Men #29 and Tales of Suspense #89
Trivia
- Those credited are applauded with the approbation "Stable elements all". (As opposed to the cobalt in the cobalt man suit, for instance, which is radioactive).
- In Page 4, Panel 1, Professor X asks Scott to give Jean back the books the X-Men used when Kukulcan was posessing El Tigre.
- Ralph mentions that he's making a ship that can travel to the Earth's Core. The X-Men will use this ship later in X-Men #34
See Also
- Write your own review of this comic!
- Discuss X-Men Vol 1 31 on the forums
- Images from X-Men Vol 1 31
Footnotes
- ↑ While Iron Man appears in one panel, he doesn't actually appear in the *story*, the panel is just there to explain that Iron Man is currently busy elsewhere and thus not around to defend his factory.
- ↑ Reprinted in the following comics/TPB's:
- Essential Uncanny X-Men #2 - 7th story
- Marvel Masterworks: The X-Men 2nd Edition HC #3 - 10th story
- Uncanny X-Men #79
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