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"Episode 5: "Monstrous Meltdown"
A truck driver (played by Bill Mumy) reports a breakdown with a broken radiator hose. Keynes, a nucler power plant boss, arrives with a spare part. However, the ground opens up and swalllows the driver, and a…"
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Kai finds himself the prisoner of some…"
Some seismologists detect a mysterious underground disturbance. Kai and Beck are sent to investigate. There's a tremor while they're in a cave. Kai disapppears and Beck feels guilty.
Kai finds himself the prisoner of some…"
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And as…"
And as…"
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"Episode 3: "A Quartet of Monsters"
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We open with Sanders being interviewed by a TV reporter. She "hilariously" gets his name wrong. Apparently, monster attacks are a common thing in this series. Also, WINR's existence is publicly known.…"
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HI, I think I have unboxed you but...I am coming to the end of my `INVADERS` thread and would like to do a similar issue-by-issue critique of the Avengers - but not wanting to step on your "Baron 're-reads" early Avengers thread - I was thinking of beginning from #150 -? Would that be okay with you?
Richard
I was wondering - I have just about 'caught-up' with my 'INVADERS' thread - going issue by issue through their history - and I'm scrambling looking for another series with which to critique in the same vein.
I am very aware of your 're-reads' and the recent 'Avengers' issues you've covered.
Unless you have any great desire to do so yourself or any objection at all -- I would like to take up the Avengers as a series from about #150 onwards...?
I reckon by then the earliest stuff - Kaps Kooky Quartet - Vision - Squadron supreme - KreeSkrull war - Avengers-Defenders war - even the Celestial madonna stuff is all over and the team and the title kind of entered a new phase that I'd love to pick up from.
If you DID intend on covering those issues etc I would of course quite happily go find some other series to wax lyrical about.
I do think the 'early Avengers' and this later phase could even run alongside quite easily as threads?
Anyway, how would you feel?
Please be candid.
Thanks
Richard
Pokemon Nintendo games in live action form!
(Warning - slightly disturbing content)
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Gah! So much Tartan!
Anyway, this time-wasting web page mentions two of your favourite things, so I thought I'd share.
http://www.27bslash6.com/matthewsparty.html
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