X-Men (vol. 1) #51 (Dec. 1968):
“The Devil Had a Daughter!”
by Arnold Drake, Jim Steranko, John Tartaglione

X-Men (vol. 1) #51

Title: “The Devil Had a Daughter!”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Dec. 1968

Publisher:
Written by: Arnold Drake
Art by: Jim Steranko, John Tartaglione

Number of Pages: 15

18 characters in this story:

Character (Click links for info about character and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)	Religious Affiliation	Team(s) [Notes]	Pub.	# app.
Cyclops (Scott Summers) (details)  Scott Summers appears as Cyclops and also for the first time as "Erik the Red," a villain not yet revealed to actually be Scott.	Protestant; mutant supremacist	Brotherhood of Mutant Supremacy; Summers Rebellion...  The Twelve; X-Factor; X-Men		8,371
The Beast (Hank McCoy)	Episcopalian; agnostic	Academy of Tomorrow; Brotherhood of Mutants...  The Avengers; The Defenders; X-Club; X-Factor; X-Men		5,233
Marvel Girl (Jean Grey)	Episcopalian	Metro College; The Twelve...  X-Factor; X-Men		1,905
Iceman (Bobby Drake)	Jewish Catholic	Secret Defenders; Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends...  The Champions; The Defenders; The Twelve; X-Factor; X-Men		1,752
Angel (Warren Worthington III)	Episcopalian	Academy of Tomorrow; Horsemen of Apocalypse...  Renegades; Secret Defenders; St. Joe's Preparatory School; The Champions; The Defenders; X-Club; X-Factor; X-Force; X-Men; X-Saviours		1,741
Lorna Dane	Jewish Catholic	Academy of Tomorrow; Horsemen of Apocalypse...  Starjammers; The Acolytes; The Twelve; X-Factor; X-Men [studied geophysics in college]		464
Mesmero (Vincent)	mutant supremacist	The Demi-Men; Weapon X [stage hypnotist]		54
Magneto (robot) (details)  The fact that the "Magneto" who appears in this issue is actually a robot, and not the real Magneto, will not be revealed until a few issues later.	N.A.	The Demi-Men		5
X-Men		[1st app: The X-Men (vol. 1) #1 (Sep. 1963)]		9,958
The Demi-Men	mutant supremacist/Magneto worship	[1st app: The X-Men (vol. 1) #49 (Oct. 1968)]		2
Magneto (Erik Magnus Lehnsherr) (robot copy of)	Jewish; Gypsy/Roma	Brotherhood of Mutants; Genoshan Excalibur...  The Acolytes; The Twelve; X-Men		916
Eric the Red (Davan Shakari) (someone disguised or dressed as)  Cyclops (Scott Summers) appears in this issue disgused as "Eric the Red," an identity later identified with Davan Shakari. How Cyclops got this name and costume was never revealed.	Shi'ar religious sect: Crystal Claws (leader)	Shi'ar		16
Bristol-Myers Squibb (behind the scenes)  Beast uses rams a wall with his head to create an escape hole for X-Men, saying he'll have a "king-sized Excedrin headache." Excedrin was made by Bristol-Myers Squibb at this time.		[company]	Squibb Corporation	1
Professor X (Charles Xavier) (mentioned)  Iceman angrily tells Cyclops that he may be their great leader, and Prof. Xavier may have turned over team leadership to him, but that doesn't mean he'll stand for being called a traitor. [more]	religious	Brotherhood of Mutants; Genoshan Excalibur...  Illuminati; The Mutant Underground (founder); The Twelve; X-Men (founder)		4,999
The Devil (Satan) (mentioned)  The story title "The Devil Had a Daughter!" refers to Magneto as "the Devil" and Lorna Dane as his "daughter."	Devil	[generic Satan/Devil reference or appearance]	, etc.	1,024
Genghis Khan (Temujin) (mentioned)  Iceman (to Magneto): "Tell her that you're offerin' her a half-interest in a bloody empire that would make Genghis Kahn and Attila the Hun look like the Smothers Brothers!"	Tengriism	[1st app: Leading Comics #3 (Summer 1942)]	, etc.	82
Attila the Hun (mentioned)  Iceman (to Magneto): "Tell her that you're offerin' her a half-interest in a bloody empire that would make Genghis Kahn and Attila the Hun look like the Smothers Brothers!"	Tengriism	[ruler]		60
The Smothers Brothers (mentioned)  Iceman (to Magneto): "Tell her that you're offerin' her a half-interest in a bloody empire that would make Genghis Kahn and Attila the Hun look like the Smothers Brothers!"		[comedian; entertainer]		128

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