Rogue's powers

Donnacha DeLong <donnacha.TakeThisOut@NOSPAMsortedmagazine.com> wrote in message
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 > "Nathan P. Mahney" <nmahney.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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   > > > Well, with X-Force coming out with what seems to be an ongoing title,
   > > > all those memories are bound to come flooding back! On the bright
side,
   > > > Liefeld seems to have improved. If you compare the cover of the
   > > > original X-Force #1 to the new one, the difference is tremendous. His
   > > > biggest problem still seems to be women's breasts, particularly
   > > > Domino's.
  > >
  > > I have to wonder how much of that seeming improvement, and I noticed it
as
  > > well, could come down to more modern colouring styles.
  > >
 > Nah, things like the hair are obviously more natural and they don't seem
quite
 > as freakishly over-muscled (though they remain somewhat freakishly
 > over-muscled).
 >
 > They're shown side by side on the Newsarama thread -
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<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://newsarama.com/forums/showthread.php?s=2da0e7c51cf1c51d5a49b463b8cf30b" target="_blank">http://newsarama.com/forums/showthread.php?s=2da0e7c51cf1c51d5a49b463b8cf30b</a>
1&threadid=13498&perpage=35&pagenumber=3.
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 > His art still sucks, but not half as much as it used to.
 >
OK. Yes, there's an improvement. The inking seems much better for
starters, though I don't know whether he inked himself on either cover. The
proportion looks about where he was at towards the end of his X-Force run,
where it was starting to sharpen up a bit.

This series looks like it could be a good bit of fun, actually. Had I the
money, I would buy it.

- Nathan P. Mahney -<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->

"Dan McEwen" <dannyboymcny.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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 > "Hazardcore" <not.DeleteThis@reallymy.email> wrote in
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   > >> > I always found that Liefeld's biggest problem was that companies
   > >> > still
  > > keep
   > >> > giving him work...
   > >>
   > >> The root of the problem is that people keep buying his books...
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  > > Don't look at me! Istopped buying the original New Mutants because of
  > > him.
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 > Wait, you read through the entire crappy Asgard story - that went on for
 > something like 8 issues - and then dropped NM after it was finally over?
 > Sorry, can't see the logic. Though I've managed to see that Simonson's
 > NM wasn't quite as bad as I always thought, Liefeld still made it
 > better.

Sorry but IMHO nothing, and I mean NOTHING, was as bad as Liefeld's work in
NM.

And for all those people whose said he has improved... well he could hardly
get worse could he! He's had, what, 14-15 years since his first work on an
X-book?
Still I've seen the prviews as well... and I still aint buying it until he
leaves.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->