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From: ralphw@ius2.cs.cmu.edu.ARPA (Ralph Hyre)
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Subject: Re: more Jayembee reviews (Legion, Crisis)
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Date: Sun, 6-Oct-85 23:05:08 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct  6 23:05:08 1985
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Keywords: Darkseid, Validus, Legion, Crisis

...
>>And we have the return of two of of the Legion's most dangerous adversaries ---
>>the Infinite Man and Darkseid (you *did* notice his "appearance" of page 14,
>>didn't you?).
>
>I also figured it was Darkseid who "rescued" Validus.  I wonder what
...

At first I thought that is was Braniac who nabbed Validus, since
he and Luthor needed super-villians for their conquests in Crisis.
Careful rereading/relooking belies the BOOM Tube, which means Darkseid.
I expect we'll see an even tougher Validus in the Legion's future.

BTW, this Legion story seems to contradict the story in Crisis #10 about
the events following the destruction of Takron-Galtos.  Crisis says
the prisoners escaped and wrought havoc, while LSH #18 says they were
recaptured.
-- 
				- Ralph

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