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Jimmie Harvey
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The Human Torch
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Wallace Sellars
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I like Iceman's old look, so I'm going to go with the Human Torch...
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Ryan Maxwell
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Brandon Carter
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Cobra and Mr. Hyde JB's Wonder Woman The Spar Spangled Banner Spider-Man Human Torch
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Troy Nunis
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i liked Iceman's old look, and it took alot longer to refine his Iced over look whereas i don't like the Torch's first look, and the refinement is perfect, a winner.
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Andrew Hess
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Iceman
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John Young
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Kevin Hagerman
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Iceman HAD to be done, so he wins. While in the finished product, the Torch looks cooler (irony alert!), I think I could have lived with the original. Wednesday, 3/3 toss-up: cross-company misunderstanding/slugfest time - Namor versus Aquaman, or Angel versus Hawkman?
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Aaron Smith
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Namor and Aquaman. At least there'd be a fight. Angel would last about a minute against Hawkman.
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Michael Tortorice
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On the surface (no pun intended), Namor vs Aquaman sounds more interesting, if only to make Aquaman relevant again.
But I'd like to see how Angel reacts to meeting someone so like him who actually takes the job seriously. Could be a turning point for the character.
By the way, I'm thinking of old-school fun-loving Warren Worthington III, not the later blue-skinned, brooding dark avenger (very nearly the definition of suck).
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Michael Arndt
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Yesterday: Human Torch Today: Angel vs Hawkman
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Peter Martin
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Namor versus Aquaman. Namor's pretty much the poster boy for this sort of thing, and it would allow all kinds of hell to break loose in the oceans, with these guys impelling aquatic menageries against each other, before finally just whaling (yes, an oceanic pun) on each other mano-a-mermano.
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