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The Death of Professor X (The first time...)

OK, for those who don't already know, plug your ears...

but Professor X has died at least once before....yup, in the very pages of X-men in about 1967 or so.

How he died isn't terribly important, but it left the recent graduates with a loss of identi

Started by Kirk G in Mr Silver Age

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Two funerals in Marvel comics this week (spoilers)

Funerals for characters in both Amazing Spider-Man and Fantastic Four were depicted in wordless stories in this week. While it's hard to get too worked up...these are characters in superhero comics...there were a couple of things that hit me.

Started by Doc Beechler (mod-MD) in General Comics Discussions

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Remaining Fanzines and Magazines?

Oh , the irony . Let's continue something that was discussed at the MSA Old Home , namely , remaining print comic fanzines - And , for diversity , pro/semi-pro/" pro-zine " comics publications as well .

CBG remains in business . The Comics Journal

Started by Emerkeith Davyjack in Mr Silver Age

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Ed Brubaker's "Angel of Death" with Zoe Bell

It's being broadcast tonight (or early Sunday morning) on Spike TV.

Started by Doc Beechler (mod-MD) in Movies and TV

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The Death of Professor X (The first time...)

Two funerals in Marvel comics this week (spoilers)

Remaining Fanzines and Magazines?

Ed Brubaker's "Angel of Death" with Zoe Bell

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