X-Men: The Hidden Years #14

[Phil]

So, I've recently been re-reading Byrne's series that filled in the gaps between the reprint years and in #14 I came across a character that struck me as familiar...

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I'm now wondering whether Byrne intended her to be the person who would go onto become Pink Pearl(possibly not given his apparent dislike of his AF time), or if it was just a similarly drawn criminal circus fat lady(more likely I suppose)...

[Chris]

I remember reading that story and thinking the latter at the time. This was the last series by Byrne I really enjoyed. Having more stories with Havok and Polaris with the original X-Men was a treat. Now you got me wanting the two trade paperbacks of X-Men The Hidden Years before they go out of print like AF Classic Vol 1 did.

[Flightpath07]

I've actually never heard of these. At least, not that I recall. I used to drink. Well, I still drink water. It would be silly not to.

[Phil]

I'd recommend them, they're pretty fun, old-school Byrne superheroics.

[Flightpath07]

Okay, thanks Phil. Just ordered them off amazon.

[Le Messor]

I often used to consider reading those when I used to drink water. I'll have to consider it again.

Does this circus lady have the same gap between her front teeth as Pearl? If not, I'll say it's not her. If so... could go either way. If we can't tell, we can't tell.
(My computer is being slower than usual, I'm not expanding the thumbnails.)

Much as I love Byrne's stuff, he does repeat himself.

~ Le Messor
"Memory is the enemy of friendship."
~ John Milton

[Phil]

Okay, thanks Phil. Just ordered them off amazon.

Hopefully you'll like them, apologies if you don't.

They're nothing groundbreaking, and don't affect the Marvel Universe past or future but they're nice stuff, especially as Byrne's last ever Marvel work.

[Flightpath07]

apologies if you don't

Thanx, but no need. I won't blame you, I promise.

[Garry/Al-Fan]

...Byrne's last ever Marvel work.

"Hold on to dreams
For if they die
Life is just a broken-winged bird
That cannot fly."

- message on my Elementary School's outdoor sign

[Flightpath07]

Hopefully you'll like them, apologies if you don't.

They're nothing groundbreaking, and don't affect the Marvel Universe past or future but they're nice stuff, especially as Byrne's last ever Marvel work.

And, these just arrived in the mail today!

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-V4N3YBdr38Q/Uy4P6n9ZKBI/AAAAAAAACUY/WsMaZGngUPY/s1600/IMG_1846.JPG

:)

[Le Messor]

Cool!

[Flightpath07]

Three cheers for Phil!

[Phil]

Let me know what you think!

[Flightpath07]

Let me know what you think!

Haven'y got too far into them yet, but liking what I have read so far.

[Phil]

Good to hear!

[Flightpath07]

Phil, I finally finished these off. And they were quite good. Reminds me of the good old days, when comics stories were simple but still interesting. JB definitely has a way with telling a story!

[Le Messor]

I should add these to my wish list.

[Flightpath07]

I should add these to my wish list.

I wish you would!

[Le Messor]

I wish I could.

[Flightpath07]

I think you can!

[Le Messor]

Honestly, that'll be a lot easier when I get home. I'll have to remember then. (It's about a week, so I should be okay.)

[Flightpath07]

Just pin yourself a note to a hummingbird. Wait; are there hummingbirds in Australia?

And, if not, then what do the birds do when they don't know the words to the song!

[Le Messor]

There are not, I'm afraid.
Mostly, they just copy each other.