Morph's power allows him to assume any shape; so far Mystique can only assume human forms. Advantage: Morph, I would say, except Mystique is older and much more ruthless, so I wouldn't turn my back on her.
I have the issue in which Colossus sacrificed himself, Uncanny #390. What spreads the cure into the atmosphere is the energy discharge caused by the activation of his mutant power (he releases a small but apparently volatile quantity of energy when he changes to steel form). The combination of some innate quality of the cure and the energy of a mutant power activation forced the cure out into the world. Sure, the science is a little iffy, but if you're going to allow that a man can change his skin into steel (which is a man-made alloy and occurs nowhere in nature) then suspension of disbelief kind of demands you cede the floor to Hank McCoy.
About last week's Outsiders issue:
My reaction was "Jade, you ninny, you broke up the fight just before they were going to start making out! Have you never watched Cheers?!?"
Also, I was going to comment about the artist only being good with static scenes and not showing motion, body language, or varied angles well at all. then I realized it was Dan Jurgens. Well, duh.
Matt, ME TOO. Between that and the sparring afew issues back, I'm thinking Winick is trying to tell us something.
This week, I'll be buying:
- Ultimate Nightmare #3 (Of 5)
- Ultimate X-Men #52
- X-Men The End Book One Dreamers And Demons #4 (Of 6)
- Batman Legends Of The Dark Knight #184
- Nightwing #98
It's been a light few weeks.
For me:
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight
Nightwing
Gotham Central
And I'll be holding
Powers 5
(because I'm still behind a couple of issues.)
Are they really shipping tomorrow, even though yesterday was a holiday?
So does Graham Crackers website. I don't think that most business are closed for Columbus Day. (My local library was open for example.)
Columbus Day is not a shipping holiday. UPS worked.