I didn't even learn about Saber Rider until a few months ago but I can tell I would have liked it

Remember when Goose started wearing all black for no other reason than he was the Wolverine of the team?

That was a fun show

That splash page of Xavier looks so much like how my grandpa looked in the early 80s, eyebrows and all, that it was a little unsettling

That one panel of Wolverine's masked face talking to Storm on their communicator was why I was obsessed with Wolverine for the first half of the 80s

Uncanny 149, that issue with Kitty's roller skate costume, was my first X-Men issue. I got it when I was 5 or 6. It would be years later before I'd track down #150

I think I had that one as a kid. Is that the one where some bad guy disguises himself as Raydeen's pilot?

I'm really torn about this mini. I like Betsy in general, but I like her better as Captain Britain, and I worry that this is a litmus test to see if fans prefer her as ninja Psylock again (despite that Kwannon is Psylock now)

The 90s Midnight Sons series? What do you think?

I was into GR from the launch of the 1990 series, but fell off right after they launched Midnight Sons

Oh definitely. I think "soda" was acceptable when I lived in Savannah, but when I was in Atlanta it was "Coke" or get the hell out

This kind of makes "Ghost Rider gets infected with a Brood" make sense, if they'd shown a couple of panels of the Brood embryo burning up when it came into contact with his flaming skeleton body, but it's astral essence possessing him

Mr Bootie Mon?

What is happening?

1. I envy you being in California

2. After 25+ years in Georgia I can definitely confirm y'all means "all of you multiple people"

Also, don't refer to soda as pop in the South. They're weird about that

The only time I can forgive it was when Faruza Balk said "I fixed y'all lawnmower" in Waterboy because

A) it's feasible that she meant "your family's lawnmower", and

B) because Faruza Balk said it