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From: moriarty@uw-june.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Top Ten Comics & X-MEN #184
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Date: Fri, 4-May-84 03:36:53 EDT
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Posted: Fri May  4 03:36:53 1984
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1) Can't argue with that list, not even the order! (well, maybe Jon Sable
and Thor change places....)
 
2) What, the world's greatest hacker (next to Oliver Wendel Jones in BLOOM
COUNTY) still at Emma Frost's school for nasty powerful kiddies?  What's
their Usenet address (or are they -- gasp -- on Arpa?)?
 
3) Good point about Kitty; and I really should have mentioned that I, too,
thought Forge the highlight of the issue.  I believe his indian ex-mentor is
refering to the breakup of all life -- could this be an after-effect of
Phoenix saving the universe (the first Byrne issue, remember?)... perhaps
her healing is wearing off?  Anyway, yes, great character, though the gun
that changes all mutants and super-heroes to normal people is a bit hard to
buy... I mean, does it change Kurt back to a normal person, or what?  And
*I* don't want to be the person who field-tests it on the Hulk...
 
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