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"I wonder if anyone would dare come near quiet Scott Summers if they knew that when I remove my protective glasses, the destructive power beam of Cyclops is unleashed upon the world!"
Scott Summers
"Trapped: One X-Man!"
Uncanny X-Men 5
The X-Men
Title: "Trapped: One X-Man!"
Volume: 1
Number: 5
Cover price: .12
Cover date: May, 1964
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Credits
Chief: Stan Lee
Writers: Stan Lee
Pencilers: Jack Kirby
Inkers: Paul Reinman
Cover artists: Jack Kirby
Cover inker: Paul Reinman
Marie Severin [1]
Cover colorist: Stan Goldberg
Cover letterer: Artie Simek
Letterers: Sam Rosen
Editors: Stan Lee
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"Trapped: One X-Man!" is the title to the fifth issue of the first X-Men ongoing comic book series published by Marvel Comics. The story was written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby. It was inked by Paul Reinman. Kirby also provided the cover art illustration with inking by Reinman and coloring by Stan Goldberg. The issue was lettered by Sam Rosen and edited by Stan Lee. No colorist credit is given. The issue shipped with a May, 1964 cover date and carried a cover price of 12 cents per copy (US).

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Notes & Trivia[]

  • This story is continued from the events in X-Men #4.
  • Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch's costumes are mis-colored on the cover to this issue. Thanks Stan Goldberg! The Scarlet Witch's costume is supposed to be red and pink while Quicksilver's is two-tone green. They are colored correctly in the interior story. Coincidentally, the costume coloring for Quicksilver on the cover to this issue is similar to the costume that he will wear when he becomes a member of the Avengers.

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This issue is reprinted in the following volumes:

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  1. The entry for this issue at The Grand Comics Database credits Marie Severin with cover alterations to the Angel character.


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