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4 comments:
Whedon is more in tune with the mindset of young teen girls than most young teen girls. It's frightening.
And I shall use my remaining space to give props to Mr. John Cassidy on art.
Is that from the last issue? The one I picked up and haven't read yet?
My high school girlfriend and I did a Colossus/Kitty Pryde thing at a Halloween party once. Lots of tin foil makes a guy sweaty.
McGone: Whedon's writing would stand on its own if an eight-year-old was drawing stick figures in the panels, but the fact that Cassady was penciling this project definitely tipped it in for me.
MJenks: Hopefully I didn't spoil it for you. Did your Kitty learn not to chew tin foil that night?
Let's just say there was no chance for that. Also, there was no chance for her to "phase out" of her costume.
And, nope, no spoilers. However, I might have to put some blinders on now until I get a chance to do some reading.
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