X-Factor #2

Summary

X-Factor #2 is a comic book^[1].

Key Facts

• X-Factor #2 authored Bob Layton^[2].
• X-Factor #2's instance of is recorded as comic book^[3].
• X-Factor #2 was edited by Bob Harras^[4].
• X-Factor #2's illustrator is recorded as Jackson Guice^[5].
• X-Factor #2 was published by Marvel Comics^[6].
• X-Factor #2 followed X-Factor #1^[7].
• X-Factor #2's part of the series is recorded as X-Factor^[8].
• X-Factor #2's language of work or name is recorded as English^[9].
• X-Factor #2's country of origin is recorded as United States^[10].
• X-Factor #2 was released on March 1986^[11].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Cyclops^[12].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Jean Grey^[13].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Beast^[14].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Warren Worthington III^[15].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Iceman^[16].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Rusty Collins^[17].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Cameron Hodge^[18].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Vera Cantor^[19].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Artie Maddicks^[20].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Tower^[21].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Carl Maddicks^[22].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Phoenix Force^[23].
• X-Factor #2's characters is recorded as Magneto^[24].
• X-Factor #2's cover art by is recorded as Mike Zeck^[25].
• X-Factor #2's cover art by is recorded as Josef Rubinstein^[26].

Body

Authorship and Creation

X-Factor #2 authored Bob Layton^[2]. It was edited by Bob Harras^[4]. It was published by Marvel Comics^[6].

Publication

X-Factor #2 was published on March 1986^[11]. Its language of work or name is recorded as English^[9]. Its part of the series is recorded as X-Factor^[8].

Subject and Themes

X-Factor #2's part of the series is recorded as X-Factor^[8].

Adaptations and Inspiration

X-Factor #2 followed X-Factor #1^[7].