![]() Jack Kirby stayed on the book through issue #17, though most of his later issues were just doing layouts and breakdowns, and Stan Lee stayed on as writer through issue #19, before giving the book to Roy Thomas. Cover-dated September 1963-December 1969, this is the series' entire 1960s output, including issues #1-63. ![]() Though later the book was said to be a euphemism for racial and social discrimination, Stan Lee said he just thought the book was a good idea and didn't try to give the series an underlying meaning. In contrast to Marvel's Fantastic Four and Avengers, the X-Men were a group of teenagers who were shunned and hated by society. The original chapter of Marvel's famous team of mutant outcasts! Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, the X-Men were the opposite of most other super-hero teams of the time. ![]()
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