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Scott Wagahoff
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THANK YOU!
I knew I knew it but it...would.....not....come to me. So frustrating.
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Jason K Fulton
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Re: Kitty's dialogue - sounds exactly like the sort of thing a kid would say to feel included at the adult table.
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John Northey
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I'd figure Kitty has seen Logan be in full attack mode but only when life or death not training and only for very brief periods. IE: where she could blank it out (we all do that at times - survival technique). Early Logan was a lot rougher than what she would have experienced. As JB said - if everything was put into detail (ala a Claremont thought balloon) we'd be reading a novel, not a comic book.
Dang, was going to wait a few days before coming back (virtual school for the kids eats time) but now I have to find a way to get here daily. So much good stuff with at least 3 good plotlines going - all deserve A1 plot status
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Andrew Bitner
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JB: Oooh! I may have to swipe that dialog!! :-)
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My year is made.
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Joe Smith
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A smiling Guardian. My day is made.
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Wallace Sellars
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The plot thread I'm looking forward to is on JB's list.
My month is made.
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Brian Miller
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I’m waiting for my X-MEN Omnibus Vol 2 to get here then I’m starting with
GSXM 1 and riding all the way thru into ELSEWHEN
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Charles Nelson
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Hey Brian, Have you read X-MEN: The Hidden Years in preparation?
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Andrew Bitner
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I guess Jean proves you CAN go home again!Great heartbroken expression on her face, too.
Edited by Andrew Bitner on 11 January 2022 at 7:25am
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Philippe Pinoli
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Wow. 4 incredible panels :
Both characters landing /perspective in panel one, Jean and the puddles in panel 2 Ororo's and Jean's faces in panel 3 Display of (goldlike)power in panel 4 !!!
Wow, just wow (again) !!!
Edited by Philippe Pinoli on 11 January 2022 at 8:42am
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William Roberge
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Her face in that panel is beautifully sad.
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Steven Queen
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Having both an earlier, rougher Woverine and a similar-period Pheonix has really changed the character dynamics of the team. There's an unstable energy about them that I always loved and sorely missed.
Thank you for giving the X-men back their "edge" (without turning everyone into identical brooding ninja-masters).
I know. I know. I've been saying a version of this over and over for 30 issues(!) now, but it just keeps jarring me anew. I get giddy and excited reading ELSEWHEN in exactly the same way I did with your original X-men run. It's just magical and after all these years, there's been nothing else quite like it. Please don't stop. You've got lightning in a bottle. Hold on to it!
Edited by Steven Queen on 11 January 2022 at 8:04am
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