Was never much of a fan of him then and still not 43 years later.

For me, his overexposure really over time turned me off.

As to the FF bit I mentioned before, as I said just a fun thing I do in my own head for it.  While I'd love to see it, I'm sure I could come up with 1001 other stories but unless I win the lottery and pay someone to write/draw them I just have to hope someone else has the same vision and puts it to paper/digital.  Sadly my own artistic skills are barely stick figures.  Hrm....who used to put out a comic of just stick figures.... I remember someone used to do that and I'd buy those comics from him at cons in the 90's.  Ah well.  

As to Wolverine - my first exposure was a Canadian reprint of his first appearance done by some company that did a few of them (there was a Fantastic Four one and a Spider-man one I think) back in 1974/1975 about (full colour).  Found it recently and cannot find it online anywhere so it is a neat thing to have.

Wallace S. - I see what you did there. :)

So when Kitty is intangible, she's harder to spot by telepaths. Interesting. As memory serves, the White Queen couldn't spot her either; they had to get a visual on her to start chasing her.

When Jean first became Phoenix, it seemed that her power usage was limited, as was her expertise in using those powers. It seemed she got better and more powerful as she "aged" with the Phoenix powers. I wonder if that will apply here. Or, perhaps, I brought something to those stories that wasn't really there.

These are just so much fun! Long may you wave, Mr. Byre!