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Old 04-29-2008, 11:06 AM   #531
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I *heart* the jim lee costumes
me too
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Old 04-29-2008, 11:06 AM   #532
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drilling a hole oughtn't be a discouraging manly chore. his instrux were a roundabout way of saying, 'X marks the spot.' i'm surprised, tho, that the ikea lights aren't adhesive-backed so you don't have to put thru a hole.
they can get warm it would heat up the tape and they would fall off.
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Old 04-29-2008, 11:11 AM   #533
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they can get warm it would heat up the tape and they would fall off.
i really hope Merl finds & runs w/ that out-of-context comment...
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Old 04-29-2008, 11:12 AM   #534
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meh. i guess they did last a while in these outfits, but i find it so remarkable how many people identify the characters w/ these relatively "recent" looks (almost 20 years ago, if you think about it, tho). i still picture the X-Men in their orig (GSX #1) costumes, from all those wonderful John Byrne "Classic X-Men" they reprinted in the 80s, or in Marc Silvestri's costumes. That's when i got hooked. Jim Lee makes me feel old, lol.
I read x-men in the 90's, and I think a lot of people started to. That cartoon, after all.
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Old 04-29-2008, 11:14 AM   #535
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drilling a hole oughtn't be a discouraging manly chore. his instrux were a roundabout way of saying, 'X marks the spot.' i'm surprised, tho, that the ikea lights aren't adhesive-backed so you don't have to put thru a hole.
thats what i thought but ansel made sense.

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and i HATE those pockets/bumpers on Jean's hips. Would ANY woman, regardless of her figure, wear cargo pockets down her thighs, & on an otherwise skintight orange costume, no less???
LOL if i had her body hell yea. thats where my wallet would go im such a tomboy.
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Old 04-29-2008, 11:15 AM   #536
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meh. i guess they did last a while in these outfits, but i find it so remarkable how many people identify the characters w/ these relatively "recent" looks (almost 20 years ago, if you think about it, tho). i still picture the X-Men in their orig (GSX #1) costumes, from all those wonderful John Byrne "Classic X-Men" they reprinted in the 80s, or in Marc Silvestri's costumes. That's when i got hooked. Jim Lee makes me feel old, lol.

and i HATE those pockets/bumpers on Jean's hips. Would ANY woman, regardless of her figure, wear cargo pockets down her thighs, & on an otherwise skintight orange costume, no less???
that's the x men people my age where first exposed to
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Old 04-29-2008, 11:16 AM   #537
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I read x-men in the 90's, and I think a lot of people started to. That cartoon, after all.
i understand completely. the cartoon i disregard, but i'll cop to being a snob about that. the Jim Lee debut of adjectiveless-X-Men brought a whole new generation of readers to the X-books, which is enough to be grateful to JL for, & i really dug his style for a while. I'm just surprised by how strong a hold that look has on folks is all.

It irks me, tho, when either 90s or first appearance is the only option for characters who've been in continuous existence for 40+ years. it's like the great 80s years didn't happen. Nobody who started reading the books in the 90s, or who fell in love w/ the Saturday morning Fox cartoon, went back & read Inferno or Fall of the Mutants or the Morlock Massacre? That's what set up all the new stuff that happened in the 90s.

(& i'm 30, so i'm guessing i'm at least a close contemporary to a lot of y'all)
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Old 04-29-2008, 11:17 AM   #538
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that's the x men people my age where first exposed to
exactly. where i was introduced.

Jono, ive nvr gone back and read them. i cant get into the art, need to like the art a little at least.
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Old 04-29-2008, 11:18 AM   #539
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you wre reading before us, i'm 30 too. I first started with executioner's song. I still love that cover with cable standing over a shot prof x.

I remember jae lee's excellent work off x-factor, I've just grown to love his art style more and more!
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Old 04-29-2008, 11:21 AM   #540
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i cant get into the art, need to like the art a little at least.
truly? the marc silvestri stuff turns you off? i think MS's ladies are hotter than JL's, if i'm any judge, lol.

i don't mean to put anyone on the spot & in fact i'm making the same argument y'all are, just one "era" earlier--that's when i got hooked, too. My avatar's my FAVORITE all-time issue of Uncanny, when they go to Genosha to rescue Madelyne Pryor, Rogue, & Wolverine & the X-Men KICK A$$.

i think that issue's from 1987, the year I turned 10.
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