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    The X-Men #31

    The X-Men » The X-Men #31 - We Must Destroy... the Cobalt Man! released by Marvel on April 1, 1967.

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    The X-Men #31 - We Must Destroy... the Cobalt Man! by byzantine on March 23, 2011

    Roy Thomas uses the issue to resolve a number of the series' subplots. Paying some attention to the personal lives of the characters, ending the resident love triangle (Warren-Jean-Scott), introducing Ralph Roberts. And setting ip a couple of subplots for the following issues.   Unfortunately, the issue also attempts to introduce a new villain. Cobalt Man never found a proper place among the rogues' gallery of the X-Men. Particularly since the fellow doesn't have any real motivation to go after ...

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    The X-Men #31 - We Must Destroy... the Cobalt Man! by uncas007 on May 28, 2012

    Once again we have what could be a great X-Men issue were it not for the main plot/conflict. As others have noted, the characters moments driving the first half of the issue are great, considering where we are in the development of the X-Universe. Warren finally takes some initiative with the Love Triangle, even though he seems to contradict himself somewhat (at first he wants Jeannie to decide but eventually he just gives her over to Scott and her college buddies - too much competition scares h...

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