What Goes Around Comes Around: KARMA Appreciation Thread

[Herowatcher]

by Peter-v-Nguyen

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EXCELLENT image of Karma Peter-v-Nguyen. Thanks for sharing Herowatcher

[Herowatcher]

EXCELLENT image of Karma Peter-v-Nguyen. Thanks for sharing Herowatcher

Welcome.

I like it when artist don't portray her as overly pretty. I think of Karma as a little plain/simple.

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http://www.superherohype.com/news/38...-star#/slide/1
I dislike very much that there is no actress cast as Xi'an Coy Manh aka Karma! A founding New Mutants member!

[Fildro]

Karma is one of my favorite mutants I just wish that someone gives here one cool original costume (not the generic Blue and yellow please) and puts her in one X-men team.

[Adam-X]

Karma is one of my favorite mutants I just wish that someone gives here one cool original costume (not the generic Blue and yellow please) and puts her in one X-men team.

Interesting. What makes her shine so much for you? Always love hearing about when folks love the more obscure characters.

[Fildro]

I read her first history with fantastic four and spider man and I loved It. She could take over the bodys of others, basicaly live in that bodies wile the victime was in one type of coma (thats how I see her possection power). She was a real hero taking care of her younger simblings and a bad ass that killed her twin brother. She is a real survivor that had one horrible beginig of life but that never give up and in my point of view she is great because was able to mantain the good in her. And I like her with her specialisided Kind of telelepathy, makes her diferent from all others telepaths. And thats all

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Great summary Fildro

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Marvel Team-Up #100 Frank Miller art & cover, John Byrne art

Marvel Team-Up v1 #100, 1980 - Featuring Spider-man and the Fantastic Four, this double-sized anniversary issue pits the heroes against a mutant mind-controller.
Frank Miller's cover portrays the FF's zombie-like state within a graphic, yet compelling design. Inside, his formidable pencils are somewhat softened by Bob Wiacek's inks.

Page layouts and pacing are meticulously planned, bringing cohesion to nearly thirty pages.

Less impressive is John Byrne's back-up tale, teaming up the Black Panther with the X-men's Storm.

His drawings seem more conservative than usual, residing within straightforward layouts.
http://www.comicsreporter.com/index...._frank_miller/

[norj]

http://www.superherohype.com/news/38...-star#/slide/1
I dislike very much that there is no actress cast as Xi'an Coy Manh aka Karma! A founding New Mutants member!

She wasn't in the Demon Bear Saga so there is no need to include her, but they have to add her for the any movie involving the Shadow King.

Marvel Team-Up #100 Frank Miller art & cover, John Byrne art

Marvel Team-Up v1 #100, 1980 - Featuring Spider-man and the Fantastic Four, this double-sized anniversary issue pits the heroes against a mutant mind-controller.
Frank Miller's cover portrays the FF's zombie-like state within a graphic, yet compelling design. Inside, his formidable pencils are somewhat softened by Bob Wiacek's inks.

Page layouts and pacing are meticulously planned, bringing cohesion to nearly thirty pages.

Less impressive is John Byrne's back-up tale, teaming up the Black Panther with the X-men's Storm.

His drawings seem more conservative than usual, residing within straightforward layouts.
http://www.comicsreporter.com/index...._frank_miller/

Karma, Mosaic, Doc Oct and now an evil witch, Spiderman gets body jacked way too often.

[Fokken]

by Peter-v-Nguyen

Its lovely but.... Hey Girl, why you got your feet in the water, boots and all?

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Wolverine #27 Jul 1990 Karma lends a hand

Written by Jo Duffy http://www.comicsreporter.com/index....hday_jo_duffy/

[Ricochet Rita]

Thanks for all of these scans, 616. Believe it or not, I'd never read them before.

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Glad to have made you aware of them.

[Herowatcher]

I never knew Karma was in a Wolverine solo comic before...I did some searching.

From Wolverine #4 (1989)