Looks like the New Mutants are in a tough spot. It's too bad they didn't bring Magma along with them, she would have been a big help in this locale!
Looks like the New Mutants are in a tough spot. It's too bad they didn't bring Magma along with them, she would have been a big help in this locale!
Looks like a somewhat metaphysical issue. That's ok, those those can make way for some lavishly illustrated tales. I just wonder who it is that these two are trying to contact.
Judging from the dialogue here, it's clear that this cover takes place slightly before the events of STF #3325, where Jonny and Swampy first appeared together on this blog. That these tales appear out of order has nothing at all to do with me forgetting that I had already recently paired them. That is a completely ridiculous suggestion and almost not even worth bringing up. I just like keeping visitors on their toes here at The Lost Issues. Yeah, that's the ticket!
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