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| | Opinions 38 - Hitting the Wall V: Adam Warlock (Sep 2000) |
 | | Warlock could have become a Bronze Age great, but for the early mistake of trying to make him a superheroic messiah in his premiere appearances in Power of Warlock. |
 | | When Adam Warlock trod the road to ruin, when his life and self-esteem crumbled to nothing, when he saw his lowest ebb, at that point did he present a formidable front to the reader. |
 | | As their antonym, Warlock need only differ from them in a single property - he plays the role of "good guy" to theirs of "bad guy." However, as these villains become trite, overused, and cliched, so too must Warlock suffer; he neatly reflects the exhaustion of his enemies. |
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