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David Whiteley
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Hah, no worries, Marcus, I just find that mistake - much like spelling tongue
"tounge" - a bit odd.
Plus, maybe you did mean Madame Rouge.
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Marcus Hiltz
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Someone must post Rooge's outfit (and hairstyle!) from around 193 of Uncanny X-Men! Bad then, worse now.
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Greg Kirkpatrick
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For you Marcus:
heck, here are a couple more:
Can't..lift...arms
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Steve Horton
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Women never had mullets. Did they?
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Brian Hunt
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It was the 80s and Flash Dance was hot....
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Chris Hutton
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There are plenty of, umm, masculine women who wear mullets, at least in my town.
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Vinny Valenti
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Technically, Susan Richards had a mullet from the 260's-280's of the FF.....
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Vinny Valenti
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Y'know, the more read this thread, the more I realize that it wasn't so much the art itself of JRjr's run of X-Men that I didn't like - it was the garish outfits he gave people. I can't recall a design of his that I actually liked.
Edited by Vinny Valenti on 11 March 2007 at 8:28pm
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David Whiteley
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Vinny, I think you may be on to something there. i didn't enjoy his run on X-
Men too much either.
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Kevin Hagerman
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I like the middle costume of Rogue's above. I think Rogue would have LOVED to show more skin, but since she couldn't (not in practical terms), she "let her clothes do the talking". So it might not be attractive, but it sorta makes sense. To me. Most of the time.
Now, that bottom picture? Undead.
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Andy Mokler
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I actually like the Rogue costume with the all black outfit and white belts. Not the hair, but the costume's not bad.
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