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We’re still not sure about the word for a gatefold-and-a-half, but here’s a good one. (X-Force #75)
Welcome to Exploding Colossal Man! (X-Force #75)
Karma and her girlfriends. (X-Force #75)
I’d like to think she spends her time being an asshole at New Age bookstores, too. (X-Force #75)
Wandering down memory lane with Mirage and Warpath. (X-Force #75)
OOOOOOOOOhhhhhhhh (X-Force #75)
This is really about as far as that ever gets X-Plained. (X-Force #75)
I really dig the weirdness of the art of the Colossal Man. (X-Force #75)
If you know, you know. (New Mutants vol. 4 #30)
This gimmick has been used a lot over the years… (X-Force #76)
…but it plays nicely here. (X-Force #76)
Noooooooooooooo! (X-Force #76)
A very fun fight (at least for the reader). (X-Force #76)
Two great tastes that go great together! (X-Force #76)
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You asked if any of us knew of any kids who Wolverine mentors that aren’t girls. I think Cannonball, who you mentioned, is a good call. There’s also Elixir who tags along with him in his solo for a bit. In the books you’re reading right now, it’s short lived because of how quickly he’s written out but I’d argue Logan and Maggott really started to go that way after Logan failed to connect to Marrow before Japheth leaves. Logan seemed to genuinely start like Japheth who, in turn, was always a little concerned for Logan’s wellbeing. Maybe it’s why he and Laura end up being such good buds later.