X-Men 6 Diary: Sub-Mariner Joins the Evil Mutants or Hello Dreamboat
Credit Sub-Mariner for being one of Marvel's oldest heroes. He appeared in Marvel Comics #1 with art by legend Bill Everett. But what was it about Sub-Mariner and the ladies of Marvel in the early sixties? Of course, we know Sue Storm was mildly infatuated with Sub-Mariner in the early days. And it seems that Scarlet Witch was quite taken with him as well. But let's get to the X-Men 6 Comic Reading Library diary entry. Uninspired (but informative) Title: Sub-Mariner Joins the Evil Mutants Written with the flair of Stan Lee Drawn with the air of Jack Kirby Inked with the care of Chic Stone Lettered on a dare by S. Rosen A Light-Hearted Start So far, the title splashes of the first six X-Men comics have been short on real drama, but I can't complain too much. The humor and entertainment value shines. I have a hard time seeing Hank McCoy as a guy with no manners, though. One area that the Silver Age Marvel excelled at, giving credit to contributors. And this was a go