There are additions of editions and price variants all around the world. Not all of them are easy to come by, and I've lucked in on a few. That said it is still in the condition you find them that is key, and to pick them up as a token or symbol of how around the world Marvel is and was, it just makes collecting that more fun and universal! Some here and some there, and eventually a few wind up in my hands as a keepsake!
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Coming by them honestly is half the fun and the other half the hunt for the X-men and how profound their clientele!
Backing it up with somewhat foreign distribution is always nice to show how palpable a market has been. In the past it could have been considered more so or even underground when wheeling and dealing to find variations, but today we've conceptualized everything into needing a breakdown of all that came before, it is very diverse this culture and or comics, comics, comics. That is to say we have the representation and the wherewithal to have it backed up and portrayed in collections and the like. To say the X-men are as far reaching as other superheroes is a bold statement, but we all do our part to show diversity and by what struggles we've braved the elements within human and mutant kind. In short, mankind has been cultured enough to include those representations for a long time.
