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X-Men #17, published by Marvel Comics in 1965, isn’t a significant issue in the X-Men series. It deals with the aftermath of the previous issue’s battle with Master Mold. They would have been defeated if not for the heel-turn of the Sentinel’s creator, Dr. Trask.
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A wonderful panel from Jack Kirby’s Devil Dinosaur from the 1970s. Make sure you visit my 2022 gallery, I need to post a few more pieces before I lock it off and get prepped for 2023. On today’s Plastic Soul; Jason speaks with his pal, Alex Ross, goes deep into his collecting fandom.
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Today we at the What-If… Art Nouveau Artists Created Ultraman & Kamen Rider Kaiju. While there are hints of clean smoothly flowing lines in these pieces, the just don’t have that consistency that one would expect from the style. There is also a lack of the floral elements that are most recognizable as “Art Nouveau”. […]