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Mark Haslett
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Ted:
Aw, man! The X-Men just took possession of that big door, and it's already warped!
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Don't know if it means I'm "too old" -- but this thought definitely occurred to me in a way it never would have as a kid. I got a vague "jeez-- where do you go to get parts for THAT" kind of feeling.
All part of really buying into the reality here, I think. I've dented a garage door (or two) since I first started reading comics. Experience informs what we read.
Great stuff! I love a good "monster at the door" moment.
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John Byrne
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"jeez-- where do you go to get parts for THAT" kind of feeling. ••• Perfectly okay to ask that question, so long as nobody tries to answer it!
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John Northey
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Next issue - the X-Men go to a local hardware store in search of parts to fix a giant metal door. How many do they need to visit? Who will have the parts needed and how will they avoid explaining why they need it?
Uh no. I am all for 'realism' but there is a limit. I really don't need to see that unless it is part of a 'crap we can't even get parts for the building without being attacked by Doom/Magneto/whatever'.
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Andrew Bitner
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"Our regularly scheduled episode of 'The X-Men Visit a Hardware Store' will not be seen tonight. Stay tuned for a special broadcast..."
Edited by Andrew Bitner on 14 September 2021 at 2:07pm
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Dean Munday
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Whilst re-reading the pages of this latest issue (so far), I'm struck again by just how 'endearing' the character of Jahf is, and how much I am loving him being (at least for the present) a regular member of the supporting cast.
I've not felt as 'drawn' to the overall design/look and 'feel' of another character in this manner since way back in the days of E-Man when Rog-2000 made his debut. In your hands JB, both characters, despite being devoid of a nose (!), deliver fabulous expressions that truly delight.
No idea why I felt compelled to mention all this - but I love that little fella.
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Jeffrey Rice
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Seeing Pablo and Jahf arm-in-arm is heartwarming. With Wolverine the trio becomes an interesting, diverse group. But it feels right. Which is just great writing.
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Jeffrey Rice
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"jeez-- where do you go to get parts for THAT" kind of feeling.••• Perfectly okay to ask that question, so long as nobody tries to answer it! *** Knowing Tony Stark and Reed Richards should cover a LOT of these questions!
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James Woodcock
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Right then, that's it for this issue for me.
I cannot read this one on a day by day basis - it's killing
me. I'm going to have to do this one in one sitting when it
is complete.
It's just too good and I need to experience it with flow.
Those creatures are just brilliant in their design.
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Richard Stevens
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Crikey, those demons are FREAKY. The X-Men are really lucky to have Shaman around for guidance right now.
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Jeffrey Rice
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Well. Those are terrifying!
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John Byrne
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Jim Warden was here looking at pages on Saturday. He noted that the big, central demon, the one with the smooth face/skull, seemed familiar, and I said I thought it might have appeared, more or less, in BLOOD OF THE DEMON.And maybe even a couple of other times!
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Eric Ladd
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Crazy page 9. Lots of strange demons!
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