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Yeah, that's a good scene. I think it is somewhat of an homage to a similar scene by Neal Adams when Jean was in disguise as the Scarlet Witch. It also used those psychelic color effects that are...

I'm not watching X-Men 97 or whatever it is called, but even back in Roy Thomas/Neal Adams day, Jean was able to take out a Sentinel and these were the big deals -- not the cheap remakes released by...

Yes, I forget that just because I loved the series from my first issue, UXM #100, not everyone felt the same. And at that time, female characters still weren't getting much respect from teenaged male...

Claremont and Cockrum were pretty progressive amidst editorial made of mostly old school men. It's a shame Byrne sided with the latter and not with the former. Really, it's a shame Cockrum didn't...

Celsius is a character I'd like to see used again. Love her power set -- and she has a rich history despite not making a lot of appearances.

It's unlikely that they'll ever be on same strike team -- since there is some overlap with their abilities and both are kinda demi-godesses. But I wouldn't mind seeing some interaction between the...

I can see the appeal. If I had been introduced to that version, I'd probably prefer it. The shoulder harness is so 90s, but I do like the way the gauntlets are drawn Still, it's a weird choice for...

I love Neal's original design, but the images above bend his rules for how he drew Havok originally. His suite should never show highlights or shadows. It's either totally black or totally white --...

An existing Earth 2 made all of this crap unnecessary.

I'd be all in for a second Titans book with a good creative team and making use of characters not in the main team -- Guardian, Bumblebee, Hawk & Dove, Lilith, etc. Maybe just as a mini-series...

Honestly, I loved Carol in her black (dark blue) costume and Jean in her classic green/gold (yellow) signature color. The white would have been too much, I think. I recall when Carol's new looks was...

Artists should avoid looks where it's not immediately apparent that she is Wonder Woman. That includes the golden eagle armor in all its iterations. There is no need for it to be entirely golden --...

Whether or not readers liked or didn't like the end result, that was an odd story choice -- forced on Jess because of the writer's own experiences. Never felt organic to the character which is...

I had wondered when the blonde version of Hippolyta debuted. It was in the first issue drawn by Ross Andru Wonder Woman 98; H.G. Peter -- the Golden Age Wonder Woman artist drew the previous -- which...

Well, we all know that Byrne can be an idiot.

I've always felt Layton brought a depth to the pencials that many other inkers didn't --- particularly Terry Austin. I usually loved Austin's inks --...

No, that is the original. Byrne had just started doing covers for his run -- I think 112 was the first. But Cockrum would return to do more covers up until the Dark Phoenix Saga. This is a pretty...

Both Angel and Iceman in a post-Champions breakup story. Don't recall who wrote it -- possibly Bill Mantlo, but the art is by Byrne and, I think, Boy Layton. Very good story!



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My initial introduction was when they were being reprinted between issues 66 and 94. They were in the original school outfits, except Jean wasn't wearing the cowl. Then I recalled seeing the new...

X-Men 105 and 101 are possibly the best Jean Grey covers created. Cockrum was a master of portraying powerful women. I don't think Bryne was very good at that initially. Jean, Storm and even Polaris...

Claremont kinda retconned it in Classic X-Men, but it was an Incredible Hulk annual that showed Stephen Lang had survived and his consciousness was transplanted into Master Mold -- the ultimate...

Is that supposed to be Carol Danvers? At first I thought she was some random bubblehead blonde -- the mascara was a bit much.

I read a good bit of it -- not every issue. Probably not as good as Peter David's run, but different from other runs and engaging. Haven't looked at those issues in 20 years.

DC released a calendar featuring art from Neal Adams and Dick Giordano in 1976. It's really an awesome calendar and includes birthdays of most of the A and B characters of the DCU -- including Donna...

Yeah, I know they say to write what you know -- but it wasn't a great idea for Spider-Woman. Editorial should have nixed it.

Space Ghost, Johnny Quest and Herculoids interest me the most. I expect these to be the most adult-oriented of all the HB shows.