Comics:X-Men vs Avengers Vol 1 4

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"Day of Judgment!"

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X-Men vs Avengers Vol 1 #4
July, 1987

Editor-in-Chief

Jim Shooter

Cover Artists

Keith Pollard, Josef Rubinstein

Writers

Tom DeFalco, Jim Shooter

Pencilers

Keith Pollard

Inkers

Josef Rubinstein, Bob McLeod, Al Williamson, Al Milgrom

Mark Gruenwald, Ann Nocenti

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I was so concerned with the effects my death would have on mutantkind -- I never once considered how much my freedom would enrage mankind -- would increase their hatred and fear of us! Will this set off the war that I feared -- and sound the death knell of all mutantkind?! What have I done? What have I done?

-- Magneto

Appearing in "Day of Judgment!"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Mutant Underground of Singapore
- Leiko (Only appearance; dies)
- Crawler (First appearance)
- Slider (First appearance)
- Light (First appearance)
Alexandre Gilbert du Motier (First and only known appearance to date)
Lady Janet Grace Southerland (First and only known appearance to date)
Gustave Roch Uderzo (First and only known appearance to date)
Gabrielle Haller

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Other Characters:

Philip Chan (Reporter)
Mr. Ronalds
Longshot
Psylocke (Betsy Braddock)
Ted Koppel
Admiral Gregori Mihailovitch Suvorov
"James Jaspers"^[1]

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Synopsis for "Day of Judgment!"

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↑ According to the entry for "Mad" Jim Jaspers in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z hardcover Vol. 6, the James Jaspers seen here was not the Earth-616 version, as this issue took place after his death, but before his resurrection. The true identity and origin of the James Jaspers seen here is presently unknown.

[0] According to the entry for "Mad" Jim Jaspers in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z hardcover Vol. 6, the James Jaspers seen here was not the Earth-616 version, as this issue took place after his death, but before his resurrection. The true identity and origin of the James Jaspers seen here is presently unknown.

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