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Larry Gil
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I think they are in the Sentinel's armor . I agree with what Wallace said.
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Rick Senger
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Yeah, surely they are inside the Sentinel bodies. Far more jeopardy in having to defeat foes who are actually your innocent friends in the flesh, just co-opted against their will. Also, hard to imagine Shaw hasn't considered his tenuous position as a mutant whilst building this mutant hunting army and built in some sort of safeguard, but perhaps in this case hubris will be his undoing; we'll see.
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Tim O Neill
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Ah, good catch, guys - I see now. And it would make sense they are in the
armor, which is how they can use their powers directly in battle.
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David Allen Perrin
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Could Shaw have been so stupid as to not.....
Hmmm.
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Wallace Sellars
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That idiot Shaw may regret removing the contraption from his head...
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Peter Martin
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Could Shaw end up -- eventually -- hoisted by his own
petard? Perhaps, perhaps.
Another great page. Fun to catch up with the dastardly
mastermind and see his line-up of captured mutants.
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John Byrne
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Let’s just say I have long wanted Shaw’s exit to be... ignominious.
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Richard Stevens
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| Posted: 06 February 2020 at 3:20pm | IP Logged | 8
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Oh good. I hate Shaw!
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Robert Painter
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Thanks for the roller coaster ride, JB! In three days, I’ve gone from “Uh-oh, Ben’s in trouble”, to “Gyrich better watch it”, to “I think Shaw might get what’s coming to him”.
You are making great use of the page-a-day reveal format! Loving the ride!
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Tim O Neill
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By the time I was reading newspaper strips in the 1970s, my focus was more
on humor strips rather than drama or ongoing stories. I didn't really even care
for the newspaper Spider-Man strip - it felt too slow compared to the comics.
The daily dose we get of ELSEWHEN IS such a great way to experience the
story - part newspaper strip, part comic book, all awesomeness.
I would say the only ongoing newspaper story strip that I was and remain
invested in is DOONESBURY - I'm not sure if that counts as it is a hybrid of
humor, character based drama, and political commentary. I'm still a fan and
regular reader of DOONESBURY to this day. It somehow gets better and
better.
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Vinny Valenti
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I'm a bit confused about Gyrich realizing that Shaw's a mutant. I take it that Shaw threw him with super-human strength and that's how he figured it out? Time for me to understand Shaw's power a bit better, I guess. I had assumed that energy he absorbs from forces applied against him last for only a short period of time.
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Michael Genitempo
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Let’s just say I have long wanted Shaw’s exit to be... ignominious.
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Something like what the master once said to the doctor?:
"I wanted you to die in ignominious shame and disgrace!" :-)
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