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Marvel Comic #335

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Reprint of animage fromMarvel Treasury Edition #15. Original art by:John Buscema

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1. "Joyride Into Jeopardy!"

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2."The Frost Giant's Daughter"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Savage Tales #1
(original credits areitalicized)

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3. "At the Sign of the Lion"

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4."Call Him...Cyclops"

Reprint of the 2nd story from
X-Men #43
(original credits areitalicized)

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  • Shanken's aircraft(First appearance)

Synopsis for "Joyride Into Jeopardy!"

The Angel is enjoying a enjoying a restful glide in the air, when something fast buzzes him. The strange craft turns back towards him, so he flies towards a skyscraper under construction, but the craft follows him. The pilot indentifies himself as Carl Shenken, the son of a rival of Warren's father, who went out of business and died before he could exact revenge.
The Angel grabs a rivet gun from the construction workers and flies directly at the craft, challenging him to a game of sky-chicken. Shenken tries to take evasive action but Warren smashes his engine and he crashes. On the ground, The Angel punches Shenken unconscious, for his dad.

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Reprint of the 1st story from
Savage Tales #1

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  • Wulfhere's band(Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
    • Wulfhere(Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
  • Crom(Invoked)

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Synopsis for "The Frost Giant's Daughter"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Savage Tales #1
Conan, now a member of an Aesir war party, is just finishing off a band of Vanir in the snowy plains, but soon stumbles and falls due to his injuries. A beautiful, scantily cladmaiden appears to him, and when she tempts him a little too much, he chases her lustily towards the mountains, knowing she might be luring him to an ambush. When her frost giant brothers appear, he swiftly deals with them and continues his chase, finally catching her. She prays to her father, the god Ymir, to save her, and she vanishes in a flash of blue light. Conan collapses, and is rescued by his Aesir companions, who, while they don't entirely believe his story, are disquieted with the remnants of a dress Conan holds in his hand.

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Synopsis for "At the Sign of the Lion"

Wolverine is lone and brooding, sitting in a bar (the first of many bar tropes) agonizing over his love forJean Grey and his dislike forCyclops (Scott Summers). The internal conflict is disrupted whenHercules, the Greek demigod, enters the establishment and begins provoking and bullying Wolverine. This leads to a fierce and chaotic bar fight between the two characters. The story emphasizes Wolverine's independence and combative nature, highlighting his ability to stand his ground against powerful opponents. It is considered Wolverine’s first solo story where he appears as the main character outside of the X-Men. This story also marks the first inking work by the legendary George Pérez. The subtitle for the story is"Extra -- The X-Men’s Wolverine vs. Hercules."

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Reprint of the 2nd story from
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Synopsis for "Call Him...Cyclops"

Reprint of the 2nd story from
X-Men #43

With the kind of press theX-Men get, though, the papers'll probably report it was halted byIron Man's Repulsor Rays!

—Cyclops

A back-up narrative explainingCyclops' mutant powers. Cyclops is endowed with a powerful optic blast that he cannot control and must use his ruby quartz glasses to prevent them from firing. It explains that his powers derive its energy from the sun.

It goes on to explain the application ofCyclops' visor, how it is controlled by a nob on the side of the visor or from a secret glove trigger that Cyclops can use when his hands are bound. It explains the force that his powers can strike with and it also explains how Cyclops is a trained fighter. The narrative ends by posing the question of if Cyclops' power is strong enough to face theHulk.

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