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Eric Sofer
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Boy, that Claremont never met a trick that he didn't want to stea- homage, huh? I'm amazed at what we DIDN'T see in the X-Men... until you left, anyhow.
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Peter Martin
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That's how I always thought Kitty's power worked.------------------------- Not me. I'd have gone for a C version where her molecules can overlap with another object's molecules, with hers not actaully having a physical presence. Whis is to say: intangible, as she is so often described.
Version A is fascinating and I like it -- it makes more sense (in a comics fantasy kind of way) than either B or my C. But can't say as reader back in the day that I understood it that way (if I thought about the mechanics of it at all).
Nice art on the current page, btw. I take it Kitty is better through practice at holding her breath?
Edited by Peter Martin on 20 October 2020 at 12:21pm
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John Northey
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| Posted: 20 October 2020 at 12:24pm | IP Logged | 3
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That description fits how Claremont and Frenz used her power in the Magik mini-series (where Illyana gets aged and learns magic). In limbo an older version of Kitty takes Nightcrawler (an evil version) and grabs his leg and lets go of it inside a floor with him howling in pain until killed. Makes sense and fits the vision here and how I've always thought of it. Hmm.. would be interesting to see how a young Kitty would react if she lost her grip on someone (a bad guy) while dragging them through the ground and they merge with the ground.
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Rebecca Jansen
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I hope those statues don't get chipped or broken. :^(
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James Woodcock
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It might be that I have thought intangibility worked in
that way anyway - you pass between the atoms rather than
through them.
And yes, it was possibly Magik (or rather, my
interpretation of that scene in Magik) that my
understanding was correct.
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Steven Queen
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How about this? --- molecules and atom are mostly space, so her mutant power just temporarily negates the weak and strong inter-molecule forces that causes repulsion.
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Thad Studebaker
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I’m just enjoying this stuff for what it is, like we did when we were kids. Spidey can crawl up walls. Ben Grimm has a rocky exterior. Reed Richards’ body is elastic. Kitty Pryde can move through solid objects. I didn’t care about the mechanics of these things. What I did notice were inconsistencies, if there were any, from story to story.
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Richard Stevens
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Cyclops and Kitty are a great team. (Shoot, now that I think about it, Scott would make a great lead for a Marvel Team-Up kind of book)
It seems that there's still something about Pablo, even in stone form. There's gotta be more to that kid than we know.
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Wallace Sellars
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QUOTE:
I’m just enjoying this stuff for what it is, like we did when we
were kids. Spidey can crawl up walls. Ben Grimm has a rocky exterior.
Reed Richards’ body is elastic. Kitty Pryde can move through solid
objects. I didn’t care about the mechanics of these things. What I did
notice were inconsistencies, if there were any, from story to story.
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This!
Too much explanation can suck the joy out of these things!
Edited by Wallace Sellars on 20 October 2020 at 7:02pm
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Rod Collins
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Hmmm... If the off panel voice in that final panel belongs to who I think it does, then that's a cool use of their power. Something I can't remember being done before.
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John Byrne
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I wonder who you're imagining?
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John Byrne
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I’m just enjoying this stuff for what it is, like we did when we were kids. Spidey can crawl up walls. Ben Grimm has a rocky exterior. Reed Richards’ body is elastic. Kitty Pryde can move through solid objects. I didn’t care about the mechanics of these things.•• It's often been said that the first time a reader questions any of these thing should be when s/he starts looking for another hobby.
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