February 1992 • Volume 1 • USA • NEWSSTAND EDITION • 69 Collected X-FACTOR #75B Key Issue Basic Information Published February 1992 Comic Age Modern Cover Price 1.75 UPC 00928102145202 Characters 1st Appearance Gorgeous George (George Blair) , Hairbag (Michael Suggs) , Ramrod (Patrick Mahony) , Ruckus (Clement Wilson) , Slab (Kris Anderson) Appearance Mister Sinister (Dr. Nathaniel Essex) , Polaris (Lorna Sally Dane) , Quicksilver (Pietro Django Maximoff) , Strong Guy (Guido Carosella) , Wolfsbane (Rahne Sinclair) , Havok (Alexander Summers) , Multiple Man (James Madrox) , Valerie 'Val' Cooper Cameo Dr. Moira Ann Kinross MacTaggert Death Ricochet (Johnathon Gallo) Creators Writer Peter David Interior Artist Larry Stroman Cover Artist Allen Milgrom 'Al' , Larry Stroman Inker Allen Milgrom 'Al' Letterer Michael Heisler 'Mike' Colorist Glynis Oliver Wein , Glynis Oliver Editor Tom DeFalco , Bob Harras , Suzanne Gaffney Stories Stories may contain spoilers The Nasty Boys Introducing the new super-villain team, The Nasty Boys. Meanwhile, X-Factor goes before the Senate to defend their very existence. Also: the plans of Ricochet and Mr. Sinister are revealed.
COVER ART
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GRADE/CONDITION
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