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From: afo@pucc-k (Laurie Sefton)
Newsgroups: net.comics
Subject: This weeks bag of goodies (spoilers!! *sorry I can't think of anything witty to say*)
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Date: Sun, 2-Sep-84 14:48:03 EDT
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Posted: Sun Sep  2 14:48:03 1984
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Well, let's see...

Zot:	Proof that a comic book does not have to be drawn in a realistic
	manner to be serious.  A fairly chilling assasination scene at the
	end.  I think we have a revolution stirring in the Sirius system.
	Who caught Zippy the Pinhead in this one?
	
K & W:	Okay, the writer has to be on drugs.  Why do comic book writers have
	a fixation on operant conditioning (what *they* think is operant
	conditioning, anyway)?	Really, guys (if you're out there reading this)        for a very small fee, a psych student in the middle of the Indiana
	cornfields would tell you some really *neat* ways of messing up
	poeple's minds.
	
JLA:	Interesting.  Now if they can convince the inker/colourist to make
	sure that Paco/Vibe's little goat beard stays on in each of the
	shots, I would be a lot happier. I like the idea of using characters
	we don't see in 6 other titles every month.
	
X-Men
annual: Well, the 'golden laundry pen' award goes to Steve Leihaloa (whatever,
	I don't have a copy with me) for some really terrible artwork.
	Interesting allegorical tale, though.  I am always happy to see
	Wolverine in a different light (re: the story at the beginning). 
	The man is turning out not to be the brainless psychotic of a
	few years back.
	
If you haven't checked out Amazing Heroes, they are running a looooong story
on the X-Men (Sept 1 issue).


Laurie
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