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From: ciaraldi@rochester.UUCP (Mike Ciaraldi)
Newsgroups: net.comics
Subject: Re: Re: That Darn Juggernaut!
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Date: Sat, 8-Sep-84 21:52:56 EDT
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Posted: Sat Sep  8 21:52:56 1984
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> Actually, it's pretty common knowledge that if you can jerk Juggie's (no,
> no, not Archie comics... I've been listening to Stan Lee too much) helmet
> off, he's vulnerable... people have been doing it for years (why doesn't he
> put a saftey pin on it?).  Even a Chicago Bears running back could do it on
> a good day.  So I guess he loses because he's dumb; or maybe because he's
> evil and the X-Men are good.
> 
> Just like real life.
> 
Actually, in the Juggernaut's second-last appearance, in which
he battles Spider-man, the Big J has indeed solved that problem:
He welded his helmet on with a laser torch!
So, Spidey wound up encasing him in the concrete foundation of a 
new building, reasoning that after the concrete hardened
the Juggenaut would not be able to get up any momentum,
so being "unstoppable" wouldn't help.
I forget how he said he got out to fight Colossus.

Mike Ciaraldi
ciaraldi@rochester
seismo!rochester!ciaraldi