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Just where did the teammates of these four famous co-stars disappear to? That answer will have to wait until tomorrow, when STF #5200 hits the stands!
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4 comments:
Thank you for a George Perez / John Byrne cover! Makes me think of my childhood when those two legends were just killing it every month - love to seem them together!
Interesting! This is the first time Ralph and Jean have worked together since STF #3651. And the first time Ralph and Reddy have been a mere duo since STF #4487! I will wildly guess that the Construct has taken over Cerebro and teleported a mind-controlled JLA and X-men off-world to CONQUER THE UNIVERSE! But, somehow, I don't think it's that simple.
I eagerly await tomorrow's super-spectacular. :-)
OH, the suspense! the suspense!! Ralph on the X-Men team would have been interesting ...having his body mutated to work with the gingo!
Gingo is the name of the fruit. The liquid extract with the super-flexibility effect is pronounced "gingold." :-)
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