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x-men: first class

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How Marvel’s ‘X-men: First Class’ Classed Up the X-men Films

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Michael Curley
/ 6 December 2018
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The Legacy of Uncanny X-men

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Jack Fisher
/ 14 November 2013
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An Uncanny Legacy: “X-men Battle of the Atom #2”

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Jack Fisher
/ 11 November 2013
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Ambiguously Forging the Future: “Wolverine and the X-men #37”

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Jack Fisher
/ 4 November 2013
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The Cheating Paradox: “Uncanny X-men #13”

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Jack Fisher
/ 30 October 2013
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/ 18 September 2011
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The Class Is Half-Empty When It’s Full: Why ‘X-Men: First Class’ Gets an F

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shathley Q
/ 8 June 2011
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X-Meh: The Meaning of $56 Million

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/ 6 June 2011
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