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| rdfs:label | - Dark X-Men: The Beginning Vol 1 3
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| Inker1 | - Jock
- Leonard Kirk
- Paul Davidson
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| Inker1 | - Jock
- Leonard Kirk
- Paul Davidson
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| Editor-in-Chief | |
| Writer1 | - Jason Aaron
- Paul Cornell
- Simon Spurrier
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| Penciler1 | - Jock
- Leonard Kirk
- Paul Davidson
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| Colourist1 | - Dave Stewart
- Rain Beredo
- Brian Reber
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| Writer1 | - Jason Aaron
- Paul Cornell
- Simon Spurrier
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| StoryTitle | - Get Mystique
- Hidden Depths
- The One Who Got Away
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| Penciler1 | - Jock
- Leonard Kirk
- Paul Davidson
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| Solicit | - The conclusion to the anthology that illustrates the conception of the Dark X-Men. If you’re reading UTOPIA and think you know the whole story, think again. In this issue, Emma Frost convinces Namor to join the team. And learn where Professor X fits into UTOPIA. Also, witness the first Marvel Comic with art by JOCK !
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* Wolverine
* X-Men
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* Cops
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* Nazi soldiers
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Locations:
* Namor's mindscape
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Supporting Characters:
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* Unnamed therapist
* X-Men
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* Thalamizer
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| Colourist1 | - Dave Stewart
- Rain Beredo
- Brian Reber
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| Image | - Dark X-Men The Beginning Vol 1 3 Textless.jpg
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| Notes | - * This issue is reprinted in comics and books, see references for info.
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| quotation | - The darkness of how you feel about the word 'mutant' -- is only your own uncertainty about being one. About whether you can explore that unknown safely.
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