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From: moriarty@fluke.UUCP (The Napoleon of Crime)
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Subject: Re: Moriarty reviews
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Date: Thu, 6-Mar-86 11:52:57 EST
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In article <1480@decwrl.DEC.COM> boyajian@akov68.DEC (JERRY BOYAJIAN) writes:
>> MISTER X #6 [D-]: 
>>
>> I'd rate it higher except that I can remember what it was like under Los
>> Brothers Hernadez -- that really makes it look shabby. 
>
>True, it wasn't that good in comparison with the Hernandez issues, but
>it was a step up from the previous issue.

Agreed, but I wish they'd start putting out Stig's Inferno again.  That is
really humorous stuff, and I am amazed that they concentrate on THOSE
ANNOYING POST BROTHERS (annoying is right) and MR. X before that.

>> THE SHADOW #1 [B+]: 
>>
>> I can see, already, that this is going to be
>> an interesting four issues (wonder if Shaka Khan shows up at any point? 
>
>Ah, that should be Shiwan Khan. Chaka Khan is a cute, black disco singer.
>One would think that *you'd* at least have your arch-villains straight. :-)
>
Oh, God, how embarrassing.  I had just been reading Walter Gibson's THE
SHADOW SCRAPBOOK late into the evening, and running over the great Shadow
villains, though obviously Shiwan Khan is the best.  A good reason not to
post reviews at night -- I get sloppy with lack of sleep.

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