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Steven Queen
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A great ending to a GREAT issue.
...and I absolutely love the title for the next one.
JB wrote:
But I will be working each day, as usual, hopefully pulling a little bit further ahead.
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I think I speak for all in saying we are extremely thankful for that.
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Jonathan Kaye
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JB, were you the first to coin the phrase "Parallel Lives Meet at Infinity" when you used it back in the late 80s? It's one of my favorite titles -- never expected we'd have the pleasure of seeing you use it once more!
Perhaps subtitled "Everything Alt is New Again" ...
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Doug Centers
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So much coolness to look at on this last page!
The science officer has a unique yet familiar look, love it! (and guaranteed I would've screwed that right deep set eye up half a dozen times, then added an eye patch!)
The bug like mech med stays true to their core engineering. Great angles, great layouts...just great!
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John Byrne
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JB, were you the first to coin the phrase "Parallel Lives Meet at Infinity" when you used it back in the late 80s? It's one of my favorite titles -- never expected we'd have the pleasure of seeing you use it once more! ••• Unlikely that I would have coined it—tho obviously I have no qualms about using it more than once!
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Philippe Negrin
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Sorry if this has already been answered or if you don't want to answer yet Mr Byrne...but how many X-Men/Elsewhen issues have you planned on doing ?
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John Byrne
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I plan to do it until I get bored or run out of stories. How long that will take, I cannot guess!
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Paul Wills
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Twenty issues already! Who'da thought when you showed us that first page? And it developed so nicely - a page a day and fully rendered pencils. The cool thing is that after twenty issues, we're even more excited for what's to come!
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Tim O Neill
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This series has been such a mind blowing experience for me, and this issue
has been such a fantastic roller coaster.
Thank you, JB!!
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Manuel Soler
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JB, were you the first to coin the phrase "Parallel Lives Meet at Infinity" when you used it back in the late 80s? It's one of my favorite titles -- never expected we'd have the pleasure of seeing you use it once more!
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I always though the origin of the phrase was from Geometry: It seems to me a modification of the phrase "Parallel Lines Meet at Infinity"
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John Byrne
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sigh
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Jonathan Kaye
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I always though the origin of the phrase was from Geometry: It seems to me a modification of the phrase "Parallel Lines Meet at Infinity"
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It is -- and JB correctly understood that I was asking whether he had coined that *modification*.
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Ted Pugliese
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IIRC John imagined having Phoenix be a recurring X-Men
villain. If we are building towards that with Lilandra,
kudos for killing two "birds" with one stone ;-)
Edited by Ted Pugliese on 26 March 2021 at 12:38pm
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