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From: armstron@sjuvax.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.comics
Subject: Badger #2
Message-ID: <173@sjuvax.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 2-Dec-83 15:15:04 EST
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Posted: Fri Dec  2 15:15:04 1983
Date-Received: Sun, 4-Dec-83 08:31:49 EST
Organization: Saint Josephs U. Philadelphia, PA
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	Last week I bought issue number two of BADGER.  After waiting four
and half months (about) for the supposedly bi-monthly comic, I must say, I
was somewhat disappointed. 
	The book consisted of 3 independent stories.  The first one continues
where BADGER #1 left off.  While it is good, and I must say I certainly did
enjoy it, (even if it was kind of corny) it was simply too short.  The 
moment the action really starts to move ... the story gets continued.  Oh
well, what are you gonna' do ?
	The second story was equally entertaining, but in a somewhat 
different fashion.  Through this story we get a special insight to the
BADGER as a unique individual who can remarkably connect with the world
around him.
	Lastly, the third story, while its writting was good, was penciled
by a different artist (whose name I can't remember...sorry) who, I think
does not really have the ability to draw the BADGER well. (He made the 
BADGER look like some sort of radioactive mutant)
	Even though I was somewhat disappointed, I personally think that
BADGER is still worth buying.  Replies are welcome.

				Len Armstrong
				St. Joseph's University