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Is that Invisible Kid's new costume?
*stares*
Or maybe he's just sneaking around dressed as a SP officer or something? *hopeful* (I'm not... fond... of the new headband. Or the gloves. Or much of it really.) *is just that shallow*
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I agree, PDG. I guess they all can't be winners with all the fans.
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That would defintely be too much to hope for!  Not long now.... 
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Barry, any chance in the future you might pay homage to Grell's disco era outfits - just for a laugh?
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Originally posted by matlock:
Don't forget Sketch Lad's Hair reviews! Hair....reviews? Someone post a link. Please.
-- Still here to help.
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Originally posted by Barry Kitson: That would defintely be too much to hope for!
True, Barry, but remember that sketches you've posted here have actually changed minds about "bad" costumes. Hint, hint...
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Originally posted by Rurouni KJS: Originally posted by matlock:
[b]Don't forget Sketch Lad's Hair reviews! http://www.legionworld.net/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=001858#000000 That's the last one so far. I expect Sketchy will give us a really good review of Barry's hair art in just a few more days. Sketch Lad is infamous for his Legion Hair threads, they're something I look forward to with every issue.
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Originally posted by Lobo Gris:
Well, in Argentina, I was the only regular reader of the Legion in my comic shop. Now, thanks to the special and all the buzz, many are ordering copies of issue #1. In the shop they increce the price of old spanish editions of L.E.G.I.O.N., Legionarios and, off course, Legión de SuperHeroes. It´s amazing all of this if we have in mind that the book hasn´t his first realese. that's very near at what's happening at the comic shop i work in, here in milan. ...made exception for the fact that the legion hasn't quite never been published in my country, so we don't have anything to reprice  anyway you have to consider that, since DC comics have always been published very VERY VERY badly here in italy (and still are, sigh sob  ), the only fact that a DC title has succeeded in tickling the curiosity of even a bunch of italian readers can be considered as a success! trust me!
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That sounds wonderful Kayak! Mr. Waid and Kitson have generated a lot of interest in the new book, lets hope the new readers learn to love the Legion too.
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I know this is only the beginning,but it's the first "reboot","rebirth","reinvention",(whatever)...that doesn't leave new readers in the dark about 46 years of history AND (most importantly) it is respectful to veteran fans. Nice Job!!! The first issue is sorta like my recently acquired wedding video, every time I read it, I see something I hadn't noticed before.
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Thanks MYG! One of the many nice things that's been said to us a lot is that the book does actually benefit from reading a couple of times - that's really what we were hoping; that the story would work with just one read through, but have a lot more to offer if you revisit it
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Originally posted by Mr. Kayak: Originally posted by Lobo Gris:
[b] Well, in Argentina, I was the only regular reader of the Legion in my comic shop. Now, thanks to the special and all the buzz, many are ordering copies of issue #1. In the shop they increce the price of old spanish editions of L.E.G.I.O.N., Legionarios and, off course, Legión de SuperHeroes. It´s amazing all of this if we have in mind that the book hasn´t his first realese.
...made exception for the fact that the legion hasn't quite never been published in my country, so we don't have anything to reprice
anyway you have to consider that, since DC comics have always been published very VERY VERY badly here in italy (and still are, sigh sob ), the only fact that a DC title has succeeded in tickling the curiosity of even a bunch of italian readers can be considered as a success! trust me! [/b]yes this is our problem! Italy doesn't love lsh because Italy never had it!!! It's difficult read a comics with a long story in the past but Lsh has the re-boots and some link with superman...in italy supermam sells, but the whole dcu is "misunderstood"...the dc groups are JLA...!!!! TITANS OR LEGION SUCK!!! this our mistery!!!!!!! but we can read all the marvel stuff!!!
Ciao by Sensor Kid...from the European Legion Outpost
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By the way Barry, and I'm not asking you to reveal anything...yet! But I hope we get to see the return of great "behind the scenes" type characters like Myg, Grev Mallor, Duplicate Boy, the Subs, Laurel Kent, Pol Krinn, Dyrk Magz, XS, Zoe and others. (Especially Myg, Grev and Nemesis Kid!).
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How could I forget,the king of Disco fashion himself...Tyroc!!!
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Come to think of it, the individual sitting next to Projectra in the first issue sorta looked like Grev Mallor...or was his identity already established? Anyway, I know this "falling from the subject" happens often, but the solicitations for LSH issue#4 look great!!!
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Originally posted by Luca:
yes this is our problem! Italy doesn't love lsh because Italy never had it!!! that's right! i don't want to go off-topic, but made exception for the very first legion stories from adventure comics and a few bunch of other ones like the great darkness saga, the legion has never been published in italy! and we could say the same for at least a good 80% of DC's all-time production... in front of conditions like these, i couldn't even be able to explain how i became a legion junkie myself! i think i'd have to thank only fate
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In case of LSH, in Argentina, we get old issues from Spain and Mexico.
One of the benefits of living in Latinoamérica is that most of the continent speaks spanish so we can get copies of comicbooks in our language even if they aren´t published in our countries.
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