The New Mutants #69
1988
- Series
- The New Mutants
- Issue
- 69
- Cover date
- Nov 1, 1988
- Story title
- Bad Company
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Published in 1988, The New Mutants #69 is notable for featuring the debut of Gosamyr, a character designed to challenge the team's interpersonal dynamics during a transitional period for the series. Collectors often prize this issue as a bridge between major story arcs, reflecting the experimental tone that defined the late eighties run of the title.
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About The New Mutants #69
The New Mutants #69 is a issue in the Comic Books catalog on collecto.rs. 1988. Catalog data is sourced from Comic Vine. 1 collector on collecto.rs publicly track this issue.
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