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Dan Dare: Part XXV
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Welp, see you tomorrow. Got some Marvel for you.
Connor Walker
Thanks mini
Joshua Ross
Logan Morris
Tyler Jackson
Jaxon Nguyen
Andrew Rodriguez
Bump
Wyatt Perry
ditto
Christopher Perez
thanks!
Easton Roberts
bumping for OP
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Christian Rogers
Well, I guess it's time for some Silver Age!
So, how was your weekend?
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James Powell
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As always, my storytimes of Silver Age X-Men will be accompanied with commentary from now-defunct comic review blog The X-Axis
>Well, there's a group of villains called The Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. That's about as Silver Age as you can get. To be fair, though, they don't actually call themselves by that name. It's just the title of the story. The name first appears in an actual story in Strange Tales vol 1 #120, where it was a newspaper headline - so perhaps that's where Magneto got the name. Some later writers have tried to explain it as ironic.
Brandon Perry
Mason Ramirez
Aaron Perry
Carson Miller
>This one features the debut of two very major characters indeed, and so it's guaranteed to be remembered for that alone. It's also a fun little introduction to the Brotherhood, the X-Men's opposite numbers, who quickly set about squabbling in typical Silver Age Marvel fashion.
>The other two members of the Brotherhood are Mastermind and the Toad, both of whom have appeared regularly over the years as somewhat second-tier villains. The Toad is a perennial henchman, and the name is pretty much self-explanatory. Mastermind casts mental illusions; he goes on to be fairly significant in the Dark Phoenix Saga, and then drifted rather aimlessly before being killed off in Uncanny X-Men Annual #17.
Aaron Nelson
>At this stage, Quicksilver's clearly established as a speedster. The Scarlet Witch's powers are much more vaguely defined; we're told that when she points at something, it "causes a disaster to occur." Since "disaster" apparently includes "spilling your drink", that has to be interpreted somewhat broadly.
Robert Cruz
Justin Butler
Cameron Jenkins
Alexander Martin
>The mob scene is shown briefly in flashback, giving the first part of what turned out to be very complicated origins for Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch. Both characters were turned into heroes fairly quickly, and went on to long careers as regular characters in Avengers. Much later, in issue #125, Chris Claremont revealed that Magneto was actually their real father (after an earlier storyline had tried to make them the children of a golden age hero, the Whizzer). None of that, of course, was in contemplation at this point.
Oliver Sanders
>Xavier and Magneto have a telepathic conversation for the first time. Of course, it's decades before Claremont gave them a long history together, but fortunately nothing here really contradicts it.
Oliver Gonzalez
>Santo Marco, a South American republic, is inhabited entirely by white Europeans.
Jaxson Reyes
>For some reason Santo Marco always reminds me of Switzerland. It couldn't be much less hispanic if it tried.
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Isaac Howard
Christian Scott
Gabriel Green
Zachary Butler
Jace Jenkins
Elijah Gutierrez
Charles Miller
Jonathan Edwards
>Putting Wanda and Pietro on the other team makes them more than just a bunch of raving lunatics (though the other three aren't exactly complex, let's be honest), and Lee and Kirby have plenty of fun with Mastermind's powers.
>Xavier claims to have lost his powers as a result of the battle with the Brotherhood. Next issue, it turns out that he's lying in order to make them go into battle on their own. Xavier was strangely keen on this sort of thing in the early days.
That's enough of Marvel for today...
Jaxon Bell
... CC Beck was born 109 years ago on the 8th...
Charles Nelson
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Hudson Martinez
Michael Thomas
Liam Harris
Luis Diaz
Colton Watson
What did Golden Age heroes have against cars?
Always picking them up and shaking out the occupants.
Here Cap has 6 sleeve-bands. I think they stabilized on just 3 later. Easier to draw.
How many stripes does a "genuine" Captain have?
BTW: Keep up the good work with Spaceship Away! They really seem to re-capture early Eagle.
Matthew Nelson
Dylan Morales
Christian Wright
>how was your weekend
so far so good!
Robert Martin
>How many stripes does a "genuine" Captain have?
Four in the US Navy, although it is three in most armies
en.wikipedia.org
>Keep up the good work with Spaceship Away! They really seem to re-capture early Eagle.
Thanks, I'll be posting more Spaceship Away this weekend. It is nice to see a passion project like theirs still going to this day; Part 47 is out right now. Admittedly, I do find it rather quaint that they've still got their web 1.0 website running where you still can't buy their back issues with Paypal, and the only concession to modernity being a link to their facebook page squirreled away at the bottom. Still, as long as they're trundling along...
Oliver Jackson
>later writers
I read that as "LAME writers" in my mind at first glance then had to go back and re-read it for accuracy.
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