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----------------------------------------------------------------- [10] ComiX-Fan Reviews Eric J. Moreels x-fan@bigpond.net.au http://www.comixfan.com/xfan [Editor's note: Some of the following reviews have spoilers to plot details. This is a TEXT ONLY newsletter so those spoilers are not hidden by HTML code as they are on the ComiX-fan site.] X-MEN #172 Reviewer: Michael Clarke, micha3lc@gmail.com Story Title: "Bizarre Love Triangle Part Two of Four: Temptation" "Go cheri yourself" Writer: Peter Milligan Penciller: Salvador Larroca Inker: Danny Miki with Allen Martinez Colorist: Liquid! Letterer: VC's Cory Petit Assistant Editors: Sean Ryan & Nick Lowe Editor: Mike Marts Editor In Chief: Joe Quesada Publisher: Marvel Comics [THIS REVIEW HAS SPOILERS ABOUT THE IDENTITY OF FOXX - D.L.] The most expected surprise from this storyline is contained in this issue of X-Men and I'll just get it out of the way - SPOILERS! Foxx is indeed Mystique. And here's an unexpected surprise - I actually enjoyed this issue (which, judging by some of the other reviews and posts I've seen on this issue isn't a common judgement). This arc seems to be Peter Milligan settling into his role as the writer of X-Men but, then again, Golgotha started out well and finished horribly, we can only hope that this ends well as this arc really is much better than the first. The good thing about this issue and this arc is that it doesn't appear to be taking itself too seriously; it's a soap opera - not an epic adventure, but a soap opera, looking at the human sides of the mutant X-Men. This issue isn't without its faults - the constant whine of Alex over Lorna gets irritating, and I'm still not convinced about Bobby and Lorna as a couple, but, at the moment, I'm happy to see where this is going. The cameo of Nightcrawler is a bonus, and it's good to see him being drawn by the talented Salvador Larroca. Salvador Larroca is one of the most underrated pencillers in comics, and one of my favourites, but, recently, I think his work has been lacking since he came onto Uncanny X-Men. I don't know if it's the inks or the pencils or colours, but it just doesn't look as good as the fantastic art in Larocca's Fantastic Four or X-Treme X-Men. With this issue, I think that it's made an improvement, though; I don't know if it's the slightly more "painted" look about it, but it certainly looks more appealing and that splash page of SPOILERS! Mystique is fantastic, as is his Rogue (especially on the last page - hubba hubba). Even though, in terms of exposure, Emma looks set to become the next Wolverine (who, thankfully, isn't in this issue) her appearance here works and I like Milligan's depiction of her, an Emma who isn't just a cold hearted villain-turned-good, but a teacher who actually cares about the staff and pupils that she has in her charge, without losing the qualities that make the White Queen one of Marvel's best characters. The more cohesive universe that Joe Quesada promised is apparent here, with Gambit taking his squad on a field trip to the local rapids (?) due to the destruction of the danger room, which has been more or less explained in Astonishing X-Men. I like the fact that the squad system introduced in New Mutants and New X-Men - where every member of the teaching staff has a squad of students to train and look after, and the introduction of Gambit's is definitely welcome. I like the fact that this book keeps its story in school and shows the team members as mentors rather than superheroes. This grounded approach helps this character-driven story a great deal, and shows the X-Men's evolution from the first mutants to the people helping the next mutants. One of the things that I don't like about this title is the squad - I think that Milligan should bring in some new people(like keep SPOILERS! Mystique as a regular) in order to make his time writing a more distinctive feel, at the moment, in my eyes, this team just isn't gelling together. At the moment, I'm enjoying this story for what it is, after all, the drama looks set to continue..... ART: 4.0 STORY: 3.5 OVERALL: 4.0 X-MEN: KITTY PRYDE -- SHADOW & FLAME #1 Reviewer: Al Harahap, al_harahap@comixfan.cjb.net Story Title: Shadow and Flame, Part One: "Dragon Quest" "Dragon-stealing, picture-taking, letter-sending ninjas..." Script: Akira Yoshida Pencils: Paul Smith Colours: Christina Strain Letters: VC's Randy Gentile Assistant Editor: Sean Ryan Associate Editor: Nick Lowe Editor: Mike Marts Editor in Chief: Joe Quesada Publisher: Marvel Comics For fans of: Astonishing X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, X-Men, Kabuki, Shi. Alas, poor Kitty! I knew her, Lockheed. Kitty Pryde is arguably the most developed X-Men character to ever grace their many pages of many books. She was introduced as an early recruit, unsure of herself and her place in the world, and grew up to be one of the most human and multifaceted X-Men in writing - a feat very few others of Xavier's students, older or newer, can boast. Over the years, Kitty has been blessed with many engaging stories, from her heartbreaking romance(s) to Colossus, to losing many of her best friends to Xavier's cause (Cypher, Magik, Rachel Summers, Colossus too). The peak of her development came when she had had enough of the losses and decided to leave her X-Men family "for good" to lead a normal life, in an emotional story that felt final and a worthy end to a character. When she was brought back down from character heaven, I felt like it was a rape of such a great character. So whenever there's a post-retirement Kitty story, her character is mired in great expectations and there are very few instances when she doesn't come off as yet another two-dimensional X-Man caricature who will forever suffer from being killed off/retired and brought back. Is this book one such instance? Kitty and pet dragon Lockheed find themselves called to Japan in X-Men: Kitty Pryde -- Shadow & Flame or X-Men -- Kitty Pryde: Shadow & Flame or X-Men Kitty Pryde Shadow & Flame or however the hell it's supposed to be written. See, this is what happens when you have to include "X-Men" in the title to sell the book, the character's name to point out the star of the book, and a separate story title to distinguish the book from all of the character's other unnecessary miniseries. Anyhoo, a covert underground operations (don't you just hate those?) tricks Kitty and Lockheed to come to Japan under the facade of holding Puff the dragon, but with true intentions of seeking their help because Puff has been kidnapped by a splinter group of The Hand ninja clan called The Path of Destiny. Phew. And if that's not enough, a mysterious figure possibly from Kitty's past is the mastermind pulling the strings of these events. Scribe Akira Yoshida (Elektra: The Hand, X-Men: Age of Apocalypse, X-Men/Fantastic Four) includes some brief cameos of Cyclops, Wolverine, and perennial X-Men go-to person Yukio in the forms of flashbacks, phone messages, and emails. So there's nothing gratuitous about them, and fortunately this is for all intents and purposes a solo Kitty story that doesn't rely too much on the X-Men. For that, it gets credit. However, despite the opportunity to flesh out Kitty, don't expect much character development, because the emphasis is on the adventure/mystery plot. Which would be fine, but the "Kitty and/or Logan goes to exotic Japan and faces samurai and/or ninja" story already became tedious ten X-Men Unlimited stories ago. And, yes, Ogun may be involved. Artist Paul Smith (The Golden Age, Leave It to Chance, Uncanny X- Men) may be the saving grace here. Considered by many to be the most underrated X-Men artist ever, Smith is one of those whose runs fell between post-John-Byrne and pre-Jim-Lee, two art eras whose popularity unfortunately overshadow others. Smith's style is clean and crisp, and doesn't try to be flashy for the sake of being eye-candy. Furthermore, his motions are natural, and his fight scenes clear to follow. There are some instances where the backgrounds feel sloppy, though, where an added inker other than Smith himself and/or the colourist could've spruced things up. Shadow & Flame curiously emulates a similar feel of Kitty's regular residence, Astonishing X-men, making this book familiar for those readers. The story is paced casually, but filled with actual plot points and not just padding, while the art is in a fine line style with darker, moody colours. Unfortunately, there is very little in terms of originality, development, and impact, making this just another in a sea of unnecessary X-Men miniseries. Recommended only for the most diehard of Kitty and Lockheed fans and completists. ART: 3.5 STORY: 1.0 OVERALL: 2.0 _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [11] Rich's Reviews Richard Vasseur richardv@sympatico.ca http://www.jazmaonline.com [Rich has been collecting comic books for about 25 years. He belongs to two comic book clubs Jazma and ORCA. He has been writing reviews for Jazma's paper newsletter for about 2 years and has his own review page at www.jazmaonline.com] SPOILER WARNING: Some plot details may be revealed in these reviews! Title: Brian Pulido's War Angel # 2 Publisher: Avatar Writer: Brian Pulido Penciler: Walter Geovani Inker: Datty Price: $ 3.50 US Rating: 4 stars out of 5 stars Comments: The excitement starts fast and furious with a catfight as War Angel battles a blood sucking female vampire. These two almost naked babes will get you excited. It's werewolves vs vampires vs warlocks and War Angel puts herself right in the middle of it all. She is one scheming babe. The story can be a little hard to follow at times. The art is beyond imaging. War Angel is hot. You get swearing, violence, monsters, sexy babes even a lesbian. What more could you want? This babe will turn you on and scare you. Title: Brian Pulido's Belladonna # 5 Publisher: Avatar Writer: Brian Pulido Artist: Clint Hiliski Price: 1 star out of 5 stars Comments:This Irish lass is drawn with big breasts and a nice body and that's as good as this comic gets. Her battles with the vikings are anti-climatic. The fights are lifeless. Even seeing Belladonna go to join her her family and lover it has no emotion. It is like it's over so what who cares. The story needed to drawn you in more. The poses where boring. Except for her huge breasts she is not shown off well at all. Title: Day of Vengeance # 3 Publisher: DC Writer: Bill Willingham Penciler: Ron Wagner Inker: Dexter Vines Price: $ 2.50 US, $ 3.50 Can Rating: 3 stars out of 5 stars Comments: The Blue Devil shines in this issue. He is well drawn as a blue devilish creature and his heroism comes through. His darker look makes him even tougher looking. Captain Marvel and the Spectre's fight is mostly in the background. Even so Captain Marvel's fight is one of mental effort as much as muscles, his will to continue keeps him going and this comes through in the story and art. Plus some help from the Enchantress as she channels donated magical energy into Captain Marvel. It is great to see heroes, villains, any one with even a trace amount of magic donating it to Captain Marvel. The Blue Devil uses his brains if his magic trident can't send Eclipso to Hell he can still stick it in her guts. Sometimes a non magical solution works. Having this rag tag team work more as a team would make the series work better. Title: Gravity # 1 Publisher: Marvel Writer: Sean McKeever Penciler: Mike Norton Inker: Jonathan Glapion Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.25 Can Rating: 3 stars out of 5 stars Comments: Gravity just turned eighteen, he's new in town and already he's messing up. But he learns quick and takes advantage of any opportunity. Gravity is written nice and light and airy. He is upbeat, cheerful. He is brimming with enthusiasm. Its dulled somewhat by his unsuccessful attempts to help people. Than he makes a new friend an attractive girl and he's on cloud nine again. Gravity's costume of blue and white looks sleek. The use of his powers is illustrated well. Black Death the first villain he meets is colored in black and white. His costume stands out well. This super-hero has big hopes. So does this series. But it's going to have to get more of a story and more into Greg's life and feelings instead of just surface emotions. Title: Wolverine # 29 Publisher: Marvel Writer: Mark Miller Penciler: John Romita Jr. Inker: Klaus Janson Price: $ 2.50 US, $ 3.50 Can Rating: 4 stars out of 5 stars Comments: Action packed isn't even close to describing the start of this comic. Wolverine vs a thousand Hand ninjas. He plows into them with a giant Sentinal robot and starts hacking away. The art showing all this action is intense. Wolverine vs a thousand ninjas they don't stand a chance. It was a nice set up having Elektra as the new Queen of the Hand. Elektra is hot looking. She makes a beautiful slaughtering machine. Team her with Wolverine and you need to bring lots of body bags. These two work well together in this story about taking down the Hand organization. For unparalleled outright animal violence mixed in with killer skills this is the place. Title: Marvel Knights Spider-Man # 15 Publisher: Marvel Writer: Reginald Hudlin Pencilers: Billy Tan & Mark Buckingham Inkers: Jon Sibal & Mark Buckingham Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.25 Can Rating: 3 stars out of 5 stars Comments: The Punisher looks good shooting the Absorbing Man. He's wearing some cool shades. But why is he after the Absorbing Man? Ethan (Sentry) is now going to be trained by Peter ( Spider- Man), Spidey has a side kick. This issue shows us Sentry's origin story and it could not be more similar and more of a rip off of Superman's if it tried. He seems to have most if not all of the powers of Superman. Well having Spidey training him could lead to some funny moments. Title: Last Hero Standing # 2 Publisher: Marvel Writer: Tom Defalco Penciler: Pat Olliffe Inker: Scott Koblish Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.25 Can Rating: 2 stars out of 5 stars Comments: It is nice to see all the young and old heroes working together. Showing Captain America slipping due to his age though? He should be able to retire more gracefully from active crime fighting. Spider-Girl is drawn sexy and she is like her old man in her attitude. The villain behind all the super-heroes kidnapping is revealed. The God of Mischief is back! Loki stands tall. His plan to destroy the Avengers that he inadvertently created. Loki is a villain worthy to face all these Avengers and heroes. But how does he plan to destroy the Age of Heroes? Loki is colored brightly as he steps from the shadows his is a commanding presence. Title: Last Man Standing # 3 Publisher: Marvel Writer: Tom Defalco Penciler: Pat Olliffe Inker: Scott Koblish Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.25 Can Rating: 2 stars out of 5 stars Comments: The battle of Avengers vs Dark Trolls actually is very boring. To much talk and not enough action. Spider-Girl's richocet action looks good but that's the only move worth seeing. Loki's machinations bare fruit. He sets hero against hero. Well this is a poor plot to use to destroy the Age of Heroes. Heroes have always fought each other and they have survived. Couldn't Marvel Comics come up with something better? You would think with all these heroes the comic would have to be somewhat interesting but its not. Title: Uberbabe # 1 Publisher: Sugarlab Corp. Writer: Lisa Voldeng Artists: Rebecca Dart, Fish Griwkowsky, Gerry Fournier Musical direction and select vocals by: DJ Cody Lee Williams Rating: 3 stars out of 5 stars Comments: This comic comes along with its own CD. So you get a story, art and music. The music is a strange mix with lots of weird sounds. The story starts out with a small boy accidentally hitching a ride on a plane. The art has a definite manga feel to it. A young woman is found naked by a nun. She is taken to an insane asylum to be treated. The story is of this poor girl who is restrained and drugged. You can see she is confused, afraid and the doctors do nothing to help her. The music CD is distracting and makes it hard to concentrate on the story. The music is enjoyable. It is just hard to listen to it and still think and read. The girl's doctor names her Uberbabe and upon his death she is released. To walk a war torn countryside. The art is fairly simple for the backgrounds and her. As she wonders the battle grounds she comforts the soldiers as they die. While a floating dog watches. Why does she do this? Who is Hildegard, why does she kiss Uberbabe? Why is that dog following her? Hitler makes his appearance and the Uberbabe comes under his watchfulness. She is under Goebbel's spying eyes as well. Ula (Uberbabe) is drawn sexy in her bath tub and her white cat looks cute and mysterious. Hitler has become infatuated with her. Uberbabe (Dr. Evelyn Masters) does give a nice little speech about super-heroes and the way they are evolving with our technologies. Dr. Tanis Fletcher (Danger Cat) and Dr. Evelyn Masters are shown in a fantastic drawing were they are about ready to go for each others throats. There anger is captured perfectly. Later the two women get into a catfight. Each has their weapon of choice Sai vs Sword. Uberbabe's sword moves countering Danger Girl's sai's. Uberbabe's groin kick is well illustrated. Danger Girl's expression of pain is clear to see. Than we go to a field in Jerusalem with Jesus, Uberbabe, Danger Girl and a male amphibian are there. But why? A lot of the story is confusing. It is not explained good enough what is going on. The Uberbabe pencils in the back of the comic are hot she does look super. Her costume design shows imagination. So Uberbabe's tale of her adventures is a surreal ride that will stimulate your eyes and ears. Uberbabe is a hot sexy super babe and much more. Title: The Venger: Dead Man Rising # 1 Publisher: Ronin Studios Writer: Matthew Spatola Artist: Jason Ossman Price: $ 2.00 US Rating: 3 stars out of 5 stars Comments; It starts off slow and to wordy. Than it slowly picks up. The look back showing Venger (Alexander Cabot) and his old teammates was nicely drawn. It has a retro quality to it. The black and white and grey scale art work well with it. In the present Andrea is drawn showing her off to perfection. And Black Mercy is drawn beautifully as she takes down Detective Mike Cabot. Her moves are choreographed to show her moving smoothly. The story is about a detective and his father. With crime up and a super villain possibly returning will the son become the new Venger? The story leaves a lot of unanswered questions. It doesn't really have a direction yet for you to follow it only hints at one. Basically this issue introduces the main characters and provides some hints as to what might possibly happen in future issues. Black Mercy is an exciting villainesses, Venger shows potential but we never get into the character enough. The brief glimpses though are of a hero to inspire and bring fear to criminals. so keep following this comic it looks as if it will just keep getting better and better. For beautiful babes, crime and action make sure you pick up an issue. Title: The Gift # 2 Publisher: Image Writer: Raven Gregory Penciler: Rich Bonk Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 3.75 Can Rating: 4 stars out of 5 stars Comments: Enoch The Ancient One used to be a sheep herder until he received the Gift. The Grim Reaper gives us the low down on Enoch. Knowing that he was once just a human in some ways seems to lessen his enigmatic nature. Though knowing that he is now beyond being just human has you wondering what is he now. Death comes for The Ancient One. The art showing Death is a horrifying masterpiece. Their fight unleashes power undreamt of. Does the Ancient One really have the power to kill Death? For a change this issue no one was given the power of the Gift. Rich Bonk shows a talent for drawing buildings. For all the characters except Enoch he imbues them with life. Enoch though seems lifeless. The scene of the Grim Reaper killing the fly was cute. The Ancient One you do not want to miss. His plan is still going strong. No one is stopping this guy! Title: Green Lantern # 2 Publisher: DC Writer: Geoff Johns Penciler: Carlos Pancheco Inker: Jesus Merino Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.00 Can Rating: 5 stars out of 5 stars Comments: This series is done with a mature feel to it. Green Lantern is an adult, he's not just playing hero. And he respects authority. The blue suited alien as he continues on towards the air force base is shown as a ruthless murdering killer. He also has the power to back it up with. Than a Manhunter android escapes from air force custody. All hell breaks loose. The fists and energy fly as Hal and the Manhunter pound each other. The art is magnificent showing off their battle. Abin Sur's ship has been reconstructed and rebuilt, that was an unexpected turn. It's design is a scientific wonder it could not have been drawn better. This issue is full of surprises as the blue suited alien joins the battle. He is revealed to be a updated Manhunter. Hal is in for a battle. This issue has great art and a great story. Whether your a fan of Green Lantern or just of plain good old comic books you'll love this. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [12] Multiverse Observer and Explorer Reviews Paul Dale Roberts Silhouet98@cs.com http://www.jazmaonline.com [Paul promotes amateur and professional comic book artwork, scripts, storylines, and unpublished comic books with a newsletter called the Peoples' Comic Book Newsletter. Its website is at Jazma Comic Book Newsletter Productions at http://www.jazmaonline.com/ He is also a prominent letter hack, as anyone who reads comic letter pages would know. He is in production of his own self-published comic book called The Legendary Dark Silhouette and has copyrighted over 600 characters for his Jazma Universe.] SPOILER WARNING: THE FOLLOWING COLUMN MAY REVEAL SIGNIFICANT PORTIONS OF THE PLOTS OF SOME COMIC BOOKS, OR THE ENTIRE STORY. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Name: Deus Vitae Vol. 3 Publisher: Tokyopop Price: $9.99 Creator: Takuya Fujima Comments: There is a lot of great artwork that details scenery and characters. Takuya is a master artist. The main character is Ash and Ash and his company overcome an ambush from some radicals and later meet up with some important people at the head office of RE-O. This is sci-fi action at its best. Let's say some shadowy group is trying to control people's minds when they gaze at the moon. Besides all of this, Lemiu (a friend of Ash) has learned a terrible secret about Ash's past and there is an attack of the Selenoids and mankind is in peril. This story moves with fierce intensity! Name: Get Backers Vol. 6 Publisher: Tokyopop Price: $9.99 Writer: Yuya Aoki Art: Rando Ayamine Comments: One hero named Ginji must battle and confront the diabolical Dr. Jackal. More heroes named Ban & Shido must go up against two brothers that have altered their bodies drastically to make themselves stronger. The brothers are known as the Magami Brothers and they terrorize the streets, because they can! There is some detailed character profiles in this story. Lots of explosions, lots of action. Mediocre manga artwork. Name: Battle Vixens Vol. 7 Publisher: Tokyopop Price: $9.99 Creator: Yuji Shiozaki Comments: Young Ryubi has the reputation of being a powerful girl with Amazon strength. Hakufu meets Ryubi and learns that her legendary strength is not all what it lives up to be, she is not the ferocious fighter as many people think she is, also she likes to goof off more at the hot springs. Ryubi after being exposed for what she is, gets lost in her own thoughts and while wandering the landscape, she comes across a woman that actually fishes for dragons! The artwork is average and this is basically a good fantasy action tale. A message from Ash, Ginji and Ryubi. Ash: Read Deus Vitae before reading anything else. Ryubi: That's crazy Ash, they should all read Battle Vixens first. Ginji: Hello, how about Get Backers, being first? Ash: You don't need to see the Summer Blockbuster movies like George Romero's Land of the Dead, Fantastic Four, War of the Worlds or Batman Begins, because Deus Vitae has it all! Ginji and Ryubi: Is this guy Ash nuts or what?? MOE Sidenote: As I enter the A1 Comics Stargate, here are some of the realities I encountered: Illustration '05 - The Journal of Contemporary Illustration; Albion by Wildstorm; Mike S. Miller's Dead with the Devil 02 by Alias; Fear Agent by Image; The Legend of Isis 01 by Alias; Angel #1 by IDW; CSI #5 by IDW; Captain America #6 by Marvel Comics; Licensable BearTM by About Comics; Machine Teen #2 of 5 by Marvel Comics; Zombie Tales by Atomeka; Matador #2 of 6 by Wildstorm; Mega City 909 #7 by DDP; Metal Gear Solid June 05 by IDW; Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere #1 by Vertigo; Dream Police by Icon; Freakshow by Atomic Diner; Hoax #2 by Mental Note Press; The Intimates by Wildstorm; Judo Girl 02 by Alias; Jade Fire #1 by Kandora Publishers; Jack Staff #8 by Image; Angeltown by Vertigo; Life During Wartime by Vertigo; Castlevania June 05 by IDW; Arthur Suydam's Cholly and Flytrap - Center City #3 of 4; Common Foe #1 by Image; Clive Barker's The Thief of Always; Geowulf #2 by Speakeasy Comics; Dark Stalkers #6a by Udon Comics. Just to mention I went to the town on Pinole (Century Theatres) and watched Batman Begins and Tom Cruise in the War of the Worlds. For some reason or another, I wasn't impressed with Batman Begins. The story was incredibly slow. I can't see Christian Bale as the new incarnation of Batman. Since when does Batman fly? The new Batmobile was pretty cool. Batman was trained as a Ninja...hmmm. As for HG Well's War of the Worlds, this movie had me going and I found myself sitting on the edge of my seat. Steven Spielberg does it again! Below are some letters to the editors that I wrote from comic books I recently purchased: Jack Staff #8: I can't believe all of the great stuff in Jack Staff #8. You could easily do a spin-off with your other characters like Detective Inspector Maveryk and Becky Burdock - Vampire Reporter! I love those added treats in this comic book. The Freedom Fighters...Sgt. States, Blazing Glory, Jack Staff and Tommy Twister have themselves tied up with the diabolical Brainhead and I found myself anxiously awaiting to see how they will get out of this capture. Brainhead is a real madman with the looming shadow of Nazinism in the mix...a madman that wants everyone to call him Hasslicher Kleiner Mann! There was plenty of great drama, humor and action in all of the stories and I got a kick out of Becky as she is being praised as the bringer of the night and she tells the undead to piss off, now there is a girl with spunk! Jim Valentino's Blacklight #1: Jim Valentino has created some great comics in the past and now he has Blacklight #1 hitting the stands! Instead of having the story in some major city like San Francisco or New York, the story starts off in the crotch of Ohio - Rivertown. The artwork had me dazzled and I think Blacklight is a very sexy superheroine, I love that costume! A man could fall in love with a blue girl! Now that is a new one that I never heard of...sound fu, which can cause the popping of eardrums. Yikes! That must hurt! I love the way Blacklight is introduced and watching her get used to her powers. She is baffled on what she can do and when her costume automatically covers her body, she is worried that people can see her boobs. I had to laugh at that one! This definitely looks like a hit! Thanks for subscribing to the Comic Book Network Electronic Magazine (CBEM) --------------------------->Disclaimer<--------------------------- This is an ANNOUNCE only mailing list, only the Editor can send messages to the list. No one else has access to the subscriber list. Replies to these messages will be received by the Editor ONLY, so you must CC: individual contributors if you want them to get your E-Mail. The E-mail to the E-mag MAY be used in future issues at the Editor's discretion UNLESS you specifically request that they not be. It is our policy to withhold names and/or Addresses, by request only, from letters of comment. All contributors are required to use their real name and have a valid Email address for their columns to be published. 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