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Request: Wolverine Vol 2 #51 - Wolverine is in the Danger Room fighting a bunch of villains with a VR helmet as Cyclops describes the mental readings from the helmet.
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Apr 30, 2014 05:13
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Ror posted:
That's perfect. Thanks.
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Jun 27, 2014 15:21
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Squidster posted:Could somebody post the Captain America pages where a civilian mother takes up the shield to save an unconscious cap from, uh, Crowbar Guy? The Badass Panels Thread needs you. This bit?    Avengers vol. 3 #78
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Sep 9, 2014 22:13
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Squidster posted:I haven't the foggiest idea where it's from, I'm afraid - I'm pretty sure I saw it on SA first. I believe she dies heroically, and her kids end up stuck hanging out with Captain America for a while. One fateful day, her family found themselves on the front line of a battle between the Avengers and the Wrecking Crew. Thunderball rendered Captain America unconscious and Kelsey selflessly put herself between the fallen Captain and the Wasp and their attacker, using the downed hero's shield. While the shield was indestructible, Kelsey wasn't, and the shock from the blows inflicted terrible injuries; she died en route to receiving medical attention. Kelsey awoke to find herself in a ring of standing stones, where she was met by a vision of Brian Braddock (Captain Britain), currently ruling Otherworld, and his wife, the elemental shapeshifter Meggan. To save Britain from the evil Morgan le Fay, he passed the mantle of Captain Britain to Kelsey. Her heroic act of bravery had earned her a second chance to live and to defend her home. As was Braddock before her; Kelsey was given the choice between the Sword of Might and the Amulet of Right. However, unlike when Braddock made that choice, Kelsey was only presented with the choice between sword or amulet, and she was not informed of their symbolic importance. Kelsey, desperate to see her children again, and not seeing how a necklace could defend anything, chose the sword, the path of violence. Instantly, she was transformed into the new Captain Britain, only to discover that her decision meant that if she ever revealed who she was to her children, it would cost their lives. Today I Learned: Captain Britain is an rear end in a top hat.
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Sep 9, 2014 22:16
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Lurdiak posted:I just find it funny that that character will ultimately be remembered as a weird Avenger no one's familiar with that sort of hangs around during Disassembled. And then gets She-Hulk'ed into the ground.
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