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RESUMÉ Witchblade, X-23
IN 2008 Uncanny X-Men
Non-dorks, understand: Penciling Marvel Comics' Uncanny X-Men, a best-selling title for damn near 30 years now, is the comics equivalent of hitting clean-up for the Yankees. So when 29-year-old artist Mike Choi, who'd enjoyed successful runs on Witchblade and X-23, was asked to lend his crisp, detailed line-work to the flagship book, it was a clear sign that he's a future franchise player in Stan Lee's house of hits. Excelsior, my dude!
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IT'S NOT ALL RAH-RAH, PEOPLE. WHO'S TAKING AN L IN '08?

MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD

You got by on the beard and the appealingly delusional despotism for long enough, Mahmoud. There just aren't enough impressionable coeds in this country to make us pretend to humor you anymore.

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