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One-12 Collective 6 Inch Action Figure X-Men Series - Cyclops

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One-12 Collective 6 Inch Action Figure X-Men Series - CyclopsName: Cyclops Category: One 12 Collective Series: X Men Series Manufacturer: Mezco Type: Action Figure Size: 6 Inch Packaging: Boxed Description: Scott Summer's mutant power first erupted from his eyes as an uncontrollable blast of optic force. Rescued by Professor Xavier, he was recruited as the first member of the X Men, a team of young mutants who trained to use their powers for the good of mutants, humans, and equality. The One: 12 Collective
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