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Subject: X-Men #190 - mild spoilers
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Date: Fri, 26-Oct-84 14:28:44 EST
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Posted: Fri Oct 26 14:28:44 1984
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	Before I go any further, be forewarned that this contains
mild spoils.  Remember, I told you.

	By way of preface, I should state that I am usually content
to read others' reviews on current books.  But X-Men #190 is so
good, I just had to share my thoughts with others on the net.

	X-Men #190 should be given *AT LEAST* an A on anyone's grading
scale!  While I was reading this, I was thinking that *THIS* is how
Secret Wars should have been done!  This book contains the X-Men,
the Avengers, the New Mutants, Dr. Strange, the Morlocks, Spiderman, Selene,
and a heavy named Kulan Gath (sp?).  He and Spiderman and an incarnation
of Red Sonja locked horns in Marvel Team Up #79.

	During the fight in the tavern Nightcrawler and Rogue seemed
to have been on their own and when they decide to join the fray, he
calls her Sweetheart.  I had never noticed anything beyond the professional
relationship between these two.  Could it be that the spell is allowing
true feelings to assert themselves?  Perhaps I am getting more out this
than was intended.  Either way, though, I think X-Men #190 will be a
very sought after book in the near future (more so than is the usual
case for the X-Men title).

	I wonder if Spiderman's black suit will track him down in 
Hyboria-Manhattan and what would happen to it if it did cross over?

Joe Barone,		{allegra, decvax!brunix, ccieng5}!rayssd!m1b
Raytheon Co,		 Submarine Signal Div., Portsmouth, RI