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Troy Nunis
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Today: Spawn - at least it draws from mutiple sources to seemly be a bit more original
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Andrew Hess
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X-Men 111 SAavage Dragon
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Kevin Hagerman
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I didn't answer because you didn't clarify. This leaves me no choice but to answer both.
Clearly, since birds hate dragons, as everyone knows, Erik Larsen's masterpiece of aviary care becomes the perfect guano target blotter.
And, as cats themselves are the spawn of hell, it only makes sense that they defecate on the one thing in creation fouler than their own excrement. ------------------ Now, was that so hard?
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Dwayne Gassmann
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Spawn
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Bill Catellier
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Savage Dragon
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Wallace Sellars
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X-Men #111Savage Dragon... by a league...
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Kevin Hagerman
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Spawn's a better concept, Savage Dragon is a much better execution. Sunday, 3/14 toss-up: which universe has better vehicles, Marvel or DC?
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Wallace Sellars
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The Batman and Fourth Word toys are really nice, but I'm going to go with
Marvel.
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Michael Todd
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Marvel, you can`t beat a Quinjet or Fantasticar.
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John Young
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Marvel
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Michael Arndt
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Marvel--- Would love a Fantasicar and Spider-Mobile
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Joe Hollon
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I think the Batmobile alone puts DC ahead. Not to mention the Whirly-Bat, Batcopter, Batwing, Batgirl's motorcycle, Wonder Woman's Invisible Jet, The Super Mobile, Orion's Astro Harness, The Daily Planet's Flying Newsroom...
Of course Marvel does have the SHIELD Helicarrier!
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