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Al Cook
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Wallace;
You mean OM&MAC and Sub-M&Mariner, don't you?
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José Emilio Amo
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I continue with WatchM&M...
M&Nite Owl
 
I don't like it...It seems a very commercial toy ;)
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Trevor Krysak
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I think it isn't quite as inspired as your Rorshach, Jose. But it's decent nonetheless.
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Joe Boster
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many faces of Henry Pym and Janet Van Dyne?
That would be with M&M minis RIght?
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William Lukash
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Okay, I gotta ask...an AboM&Mination, anyone?
I think the Absorbing M&Man would be good, as would the Red Skull.
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Joe Boster
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and with apologies...........Blue Beetle:
I nearly fell out of my chair!
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Kevin Hagerman
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She-Hulk's missing her hair between the eyes, though :(
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Kevin Hagerman
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Red Skull or Joker seem to be naturals for this.
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Frank Lauro
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I think I saw a request for The New Mutants a couple of pages back. I'll second that request, since I loved the first 50 or so issues of that book. (It turned to shit rather quickly after that, I'm sad to say.) I'm talking Karma, Cannonball, Sunspot, Wolfsbane, and Psyche (a.k.a. Spellbinger and/or Mirage. Throw in Magma, Warlock, and Cypher, if you're feeling zealous.
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Steve Horton
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Frank: Ditto. Going from Jackson Guice's realism to Brett Blevins's deformed art was really tough to take. And then soon after was Liefeld.
Edited by Steve Horton on 30 October 2006 at 2:01am
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Chris Abel
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Going from Jackson Guice's realism to Brett Booth's deformed art was really tough to take. And then soon after was Liefeld.
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You're thinking of Brett Blevins, not Brett Booth, right?
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John W Leys
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Hugh - Zorro is awesome! Thanks!
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