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From: henry@utzoo.UUCP (Henry Spencer)
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Subject: Re: Ketchup Comments #2
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Date: Mon, 4-Feb-85 21:22:48 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb  4 21:22:48 1985
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>> 1) The previous issue leaves us with Prof. X critically mugged.
>>    This could have lead to some very interesting situations. 
>>    Unfortunately, the whole episode is brushed aside with the help
>>    of that stupid Morlock healer.  That guy just takes all of the 
>>    reality out of dangerous situations.  Who cares if you've
>>    gotten half a dozen ribs, your skull or your back broken in some
>>    battle.  Just call in the healer and then get on with some other
>>    plot line.  The healer is one mutie that I wouldn't mind seeing
>>    permanently removed from the Marvel Universe.

Quite possibly Claremont & Co. feel the same way.  Note that the healer
is now on the disabled list, out of action for some months at least.

> > 	b) Just why are Roulette and Empath the only Hellions around
> >	   during Thunderbird's little revenge trip?
> 
> Maybe the others are home on vacation. Not all the X-Men or New Mutants are
> around all the time, why should it be true of the Hellions?

I thought it was moderately clear that Thunderbird's revenge attempt was
a private operation, unsanctioned by the Hellions or the White Queen.
The real question is, how did Roulette and Empath become involved?
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				Henry Spencer @ U of Toronto Zoology
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