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Danger Room #93: Mindgames!

EPISODE · Jul 28, 2013

Danger Room #93: Mindgames!

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Adam and Jeremy read and comment on X-Men #111 from June 1978 titled “Mindgames!” This issue features Slim, Man-beast of the Yukon, the Demon, the Russkie, a Carnival Barker, the Goddess, Miz Destiny, Beast, Mesmero, and Magneto. Also included in this episode is commentary on Classic X-Men #17 from January 1988 titled “A Taste for … Read More "Danger Room #93: Mindgames!"

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