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Wow, thanks for posting this…

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Looks great!

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I really miss the time when you could expect two or three separate Gen 13 spinoffs a month, especially when the artwork is so fine.  Thanks for sharing.

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Always love a solid gts, thank you.

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Thanks for posting this!

Hmm, a full three issue run… when Marvel introduces a new character they really give them time to find an audience…

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I knew 9B would be worth the wait, thank you sir.

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Adam Hughes always did the best Fairchild, at least in my opinion.  The whole Ordinary Heroes TPB is worth the money.

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Imagine the Communists finding out about such a specimen. What dark plans the Reds might have for this atomically fortified lass.

I'm glad someone caught the red scare reference.

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You keep writing and I'll keep reading.

But I can barely keep up with the artwork! 😀

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You can't go wrong with the Powergirl outfit, thanks for the photo.

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I'm not too paranoid about deviant stealing anything I might submit, and if you want to get a (small) cut of the roylaties on your work, you could always submit your deviation as a print.

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