X-Men #123 (Newsstand Edition) Value - GoCollect
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July 10, 1979

X-Men #123 (Newsstand Edition)

Artist
Glynis Wein
Terry Austin
John Byrne
Dan Crespi
Tom Orzechowski
Script Writer
John Byrne
Chris Claremont
Editor
Roger Stern
Publisher
DC Comics
Publication Date
Jul 10, 1979
Cover Price
$0.40
Page Count
36 pages

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