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I’m really not loving the Thomases run on this title, but at least they did this to Rick Jones.
Also, I thought original Human Torch died in the fight against Magneto and Scarlet Witch. I must have not read closely last issue, because he’s back. And so are The Great Lakes Avengers.
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Together with Captain America, they take on wax figures of superheroes come to life.
I’m going to be forgiving because it’s fun to see so many characters in a group shot, but how on Earth is Cable a wax figure at an amusement park? Nobody even knows who he is?
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And also there’s Superman, which is always cool.
Now you’d think a human ball of fire would have no trouble against wax figures, but they have the powers of the characters they’re based on so it’s a little challenge. Just a little one.
The “villain” is a kid who found Dr. Strange’s Ruby of Cyttorak—which was lost in space when Juggernaut threw it into orbit way back in Marvel Team Up #150. In this issue, it falls back to Earth.
At the end of the story, it’s still in the little kid’s possession.
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It says, “To Be Continued Elsewhere…” but it never is.