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Ted Pugliese
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I liked Mr. Pibb more than Dr. Pepper, just sayin'.
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John Byrne
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| Posted: 24 May 2020 at 7:29am | IP Logged | 2
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I think we’ve applied enough foamy sweet drift to this thread.
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John Byrne
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Stitching up the final elements of 14 (having finished 15) I realized there was an opportunity to right an old wrong, kinda, and add a guest star I think you’ll all appreciate.
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Paul Wills
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Yes! Guest stars are always fun (unless it's Dazzler).
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Manuel Soler
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| Posted: 24 May 2020 at 3:04pm | IP Logged | 5
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Iceman? The only original X-man not appearing during Byrne's era except for Phoenix's funeral.
Juggernaut? Although I won't consider him a guest star, if memory doesn't fail me, he was the only X-men's big classic villain that Byrne didn't have the occasion to draw during his tenure in the series except for a small cameo in the prologue to Arcade's 2-part story.
Of course, Iceman is my primary option!
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Dean Munday
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I was (and remain) a big fan of 'The Incredible Hulk' Annual #7 - which sits smack-bang in the midst of JB's classic, original X-Men run - and features both Angel and Iceman taking on Master Mold, alongside ol' Greenskin; artist and co-plotter, no less.
Overall, that annual's story feels very similar and aligned-to 'Uncanny' X-Men at that time, which may be coincidence, or may demonstrate just how much JB was influencing the overall feel of the X-Men's own title.
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James Johnson
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Loving the page this morning. Always great to see JB' Supem---- errr... ahhh... Gladiator!
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Robbie Moubert
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| Posted: 25 May 2020 at 7:05am | IP Logged | 8
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QUOTE:
I was (and remain) a big fan of 'The Incredible Hulk' Annual #7 - which sits smack-bang in the midst of JB's classic, original X-Men run - and features both Angel and Iceman taking on Master Mold, alongside ol' Greenskin; artist and co-plotter, no less.
Overall, that annual's story feels very similar and aligned-to 'Uncanny' X-Men at that time, which may be coincidence, or may demonstrate just how much JB was influencing the overall feel of the X-Men's own title. |
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JB had only just started on the X-Men so I'd have to say it was coincidence. The annual was on sale at the same time as X-Men 112.
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John Byrne
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| Posted: 25 May 2020 at 7:11am | IP Logged | 9
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That annual was really all about Roger and me wanting to play with the REAL X-Men.
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John Byrne
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As we launch into another flashback with the next few pages, I find myself wondering what this story would look like with all the different sequences edited into chronological order.
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Leigh DJ Hunt
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I'm sure someone has the time and skill to do such a thing :)Have to say I'd like to re-read it that way too.
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Brian Miller
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Is this the first time Gladiator has been shown using "heat vision"?
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