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Uncanny X-Men # 184 1st app. Forge
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Date: Aug. 1984
Creative Team: Chris Claremont (writer) & John Romita Jr. (artist)
Condition: High Grade Condition with minimal wear.
Uncanny X-Men # 184 features the first appearance of the X-Man, Forge.
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UNCANNY X-MEN # 184
- 1st appearance of Forge
Date: Aug. 1984
Creative Team: Chris Claremont (writer) & John Romita Jr. (artist)
Condition: High Grade Condition with minimal wear.
Uncanny X-Men # 184 features the first appearance of the X-Man, Forge.
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