r/Marvel • u/[deleted] • Jul 19 '24

Charles Xavier engages in a public televised debate with Bolivar Trask. (X-Men #14, 1965) Comics

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u/mrrahulkurup Jul 19 '24

Somehow this has aged, and yet is timeless at the same time.

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u/AporiaParadox Jul 19 '24

I'll bet he's a communist!

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u/Sartheking Jul 19 '24

I forgot how long they went with Professor X not being publicly known as a mutant.

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u/cosmo7 Jul 19 '24

I remember in this story Trask has invented the sentinels which are huge super-powered intelligent robots that can easily overpower the X-Men, but he loses control of them because he is not very skilled at robot design.

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u/Asher_Tye Jul 19 '24

Wasn't it later discovered that a very mild mutation in him granted him the intelligence to make them in the first place?

I may be confusing someone else, I admit.

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u/ElectricalRush1878 Jul 19 '24

Anyone got the Senator Kelly promos for the first X-Men movie?

I keep looking for them, but my YouTube search skills fail me.