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	Mimic (Exiles)
		Mimic's home reality was a place where mutants became celebrities and used their powers for good.
		Mimic still had a Brood egg in his system but his healing factor was able to prevent it from taking him over.
		Mimic continued to fight until an antidote to the Brood infection was given to him.
	www.marveldirectory.com /individuals/m/mimicexiles.htm (1077 words)

	The Cheapening of the Comics
		True, comics are a popular art, and yes, I believe their primary obligation is to entertain, but comics can go beyond that, and when they do, they move from silliness to significance.
		The first comic strip cartoonists were staff artists of major newspapers, and consequently, from the beginning, cartoonists were regarded as simple employees of their publishers rather than artists.
		The comic strip came into being as a staff-produced graphic, and comics have never escaped the perception that they are a newspaper "feature," like a weather reap, instead of a forum for individual expression.
	hobbes.ncsa.uiuc.edu /comics.html (5065 words)

	IDSnews.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The comic book industry has recently begun to reexpand and their sales are steadily on the rise for the first time since the mid-'90s.
		Besides inciting younger viewers to buy the comic book versions of their favorite movies, comic book movies are beginning to show adults who previously felt they could not relate to the characters that comics carry universal themes.
		Comic book movies may be beginning to open a market up to younger readers, but may prove to be disappointing to those readers when they go to pick up a copy of their favorite hero's book, Juliano says.
	www.idsnews.com /news/story.php?id=27793 (1323 words)

	Mimic
		They were greeted by the Timebroker, a construct of their collective consciousness, who explained to them that they had all become unhinged from time as a chain of events had caused their realities as they knew it to change.
		Mimic was growing tired of facing corrupted versions of his friends, family, and fellow heroes in each of the worlds they were forced to visit.
		Blink was treated and was quickly recovering from the illness when she was informed that Mimic had been sent on a mission to destroy the Earth.
	www.angelfire.com /comics/exilesmimic/mimic.html (1401 words)

	FAILURE - The Manifesto
		Comics are visual literature, and as such, the literary aspect must be as emphasized as the visual.
		Comics on the Internet are definitely worthy of experimentation as a new medium, but should not be touted as the "Savior of Comics." The Internet should be seen as another option in format to the creator.
		Comic books are not a cult, and interest in them should not obligate anyone to "induct new members." However, an example must be set through good publicity and quality stories so that new readers will be interested for the proper reasons.
	www.failurecomics.com /framemanifestopage.html (800 words)

	Mimic (Earth-616) - Marvel Database - A Wikia wiki
		Mimic began experiencing problems with his powers, as those he duplicated were being weakened.
		When last seen, Mimic had lost his templated powers due to the High Evolutionary's use of a device that halted the use of all mutant powers.
		This version of Mimic is not to be confused with the Exiles version of him.
	www.marveldatabase.com /Mimic_(Earth-616) (726 words)

	The Webcomics Examiner » Click to the Beat
		The comic is a series of melancholy reflections and memories that jumps from character to character and across the years.
		The result is a comic created as a back and forth dialogue between cartoonist and musician, each artist influencing and inspiring their partner’s part of the project.
		Comic and song are integrated, like Kean Soo’s work, as an MP3 embedded into the comic’s script.
	webcomicsreview.com /?p=93 (3345 words)

	Exiles #14 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		As Mimic heads off on his mission we see him flashback to how he came to be one of the more popular heroes on his Earth.
		Once he settled into the team we see Mimic soon emerged as the group's leader, and we also discover that unlike regular continuity, mutants were never really hated on Mimic's Earth, so the X-Men soon became a popular team with the general public.
		This issue is primarily devoted to developing Mimic, as after the opening six pages lay out the situation on this new world, the rest of the issue is squarely centered around Calvin Montgomery Rankin.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/10240927726805.htm (910 words)

	pinoy komix biz
		It's only fitting that the magazine where the Philippine comics industry was born in 1929 to be still in publication today.In the face of the falling industry in the early '90s, a lot of young artists, including myself, decided to create our own comics and publish them ourselves.
		Eisner compared comics reading to map, chart or statistical reading in that though there is a sparsity of written text, the information is nevertheless conveyed in full by the combination of images and symbols used and comprehended by the reader.
		If comics works are aimed to help elevate the literacy level of our populace, such an excigency demands that the visual storyteller be a thoroughly knowledgeable person of symbols, their meanings, the written word, and a host of other disciplines, and not confine himself to mere knowledge of "art".
	pinoykomixbiz.blogspot.com (12807 words)

	SpiderFan.org - Comics : Reviews : Exiles #44
		The Exiles (Blink, Mimic, Morph, Nocturne, Sasquatch, and Magik) are a team of mutants culled together from different realities, fighting their way back home by repairing the broken links in the chain of time.
		Still recoiling from the shock of their teammate Sunfire's death at the hands of Brood-infected Mimic, the Exiles have been sent to a new reality; with a new assignment.
		They have been killing heroes and civilians and demanding that the President of the U.S. turn sovereignty of Manhattan over to Weapon X, or he and his team will continue to kill people every hour until their demands are met.
	www.spiderfan.org /comics/reviews/exiles/044.html (777 words)

	Starchild
		Starchild was a densely illustrated but often confusing fantasy comic book self-published in the 1990's by James A. Owen[?].
		Several issues even mimic Cerebus comics-industry satire, with cartoon versions of Neil Gaiman and even Cerebus himself ("Serbius") appearing in minor roles.
		Five issues of Starchild were published by Image Comics, and Owen continued to appear at the San Diego Comic Con with a massive Starchild display featuring life-sized animatronic characters.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/st/Starchild.html (345 words)

	mimic - OneLook Dictionary Search
		MIMIC : Technical Glossary of Theatre Terms [home, info]
		Phrases that include mimic: mimic convulsion, mimic thrush, antigen mimic, mimic ascii, mimic blenny, more...
		Words similar to mimic: ape, mimicked, mimicker, mimicking, mock, aper, copycat, echo, echoer, imitate, parrot, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=mimic (298 words)

	RPGnet: Review of Squadron UK
		Consider your favorite comic book superheroes : if you know the characters well, you can easily tell how strong they are, how resilient, how dextrous or even how mentally resistant they are — but you would really have a difficult time trying to tell how ‘intelligent’ or how ‘charismatic’ they are.
		In the comics, the vast majority of heroes could be rated as « smart enough », which shows that intelligence, in its broadest sense, is not really a significant trait here.
		And just like in the comics, a single attack by a major villain is usually more dangerous for a hero than the guns of a dozen thugs — not because this major villain is inherently deadlier or stronger, but simply because he IS the major villain.
	www.rpg.net /reviews/archive/12/12248.phtml (3790 words)

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		Seeing the high regard in which cartoonistsare held today, it may surprise you to know that I've always wanted to draw a comic strip.
		The images provided on this site are scanned from copyrighted books and altered using Adobe Photoshop, and they are only meant to serve as a tribute to his career in cartooning.
		Bill Watterson has worked hard to preserve the integrity of the comic, so please respect these copyright laws.
	bob.bigw.org /ch/comics.html (5150 words)

	Comics Central X-Men
		There have, however, been exceptions, such as the Mimic, who could duplicate the superhuman powers of mutants, and Longshot, an artificially created, genetically engineered humanoid from another dimensional world.
		Calvin Rankin, the Mimic, insisted on joining the group, although he resigned soon afterwards.
		It is not associated with Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Image Comics, Darkhorse Comics and including all those that the author forgot to mention.
	www.comicscentral.net /xmen/s-z/xmen.php (1678 words)

	Mimic (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A mimic is any species that has evolved to resemble another successful species.
		Mimic (comics), a character in the Marvel Comics universe
		Mimic (entertainment), a performer who imitates a person for amusing or satirical effect
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mimic_(disambiguation) (119 words)

	Exiles 43 Jim Calafiore Marvel comics Marvel comic book review books at X-World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Timebroker is in the mood for some downsizing, so the Exiles are tasked with duking it out against their counterpart team Weapon X; the idea being that after six of the twelve total people are killed, there'll only be one team.
		X-World content and design are © 1999-2002 X-World Comics LLC and may not be reproduced, reprinted, excerpted, retransmitted, rebroadcast, or displayed in any way, shape, or form - excluding that which falls within the "fair use" provision of the copyright act as set forth by the U.S. Government - without prior written permission.
		X-Men and all related titles, characters, their distinctive likenesses, and indicia are & © Marvel Comics and Marvel Characters Group, Inc. All other titles,characters and images are the property of someone, so do not use without permission.
	www.x-worldcomics.com /x/review/current/exiles44.htm (649 words)

	Comics Central Exiles
		The original Exiles team was composed of Blink (Clarice Ferguson, from the Age of Apocalypse continuity), Mimic (Calvin Rankin), Magnus (son of Magneto and Rogue), Thunderbird (John Proudstar), Nocturne (Talia Josephine Wagner, aka T. J., daughter of Nightcrawler and Scarlet Witch) and Morph.
		The story arc's exploration of Blink's return to Age of Apocalypse during her absence from the team might imply that this Holocaust is the one introduced in said comics and not an alternate universe variant.
		In #68, Mimic had stated that their next trip would be to Earth-616 to take Beak back.
	www.comicscentral.net /xmen/a-f/exiles.php (743 words)

	Journal Gazette \| 11/10/2006 \| Comic book powers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In the comics: Time travel has long been a staple in the superhero set, from Superman to the Legion of Super-Heroes at DC Comics, and teleporters are fairly common, too, like X-Men’s Nightcrawler and Vanisher.
		In the comics: Telepaths are substantial on the ground, including Professor Xavier (X-Men), Martian Manhunter (Justice League) and Saturn Girl (Legion of Super-Heroes).
		In the comics: Mimic and Rogue of the X-Men, Amazo (Justice League villain), Super-Adaptoid (Avengers villain).
	www.fortwayne.com /mld/journalgazette/living/15978661.htm (740 words)

	UGO's This Week In Comics: Reviews for September 20, 2006
		But, contrary to popular belief, comic books are a form of art, and it can be argued that one of the purposes of art is to create controversy, and that is exactly what Marvel has done here.
		Born with photographic reflexes (and no, that doesn't happen in real life, just in case you were wondering) he has the ability to mimic any move he sees almost immediately.
		This comic is clearly for the fan who loves really big "for the fate of the universe" fights, and in that regard it delivers.
	www.ugo.com /channels/comics/features/thisweekincomics/default.asp (784 words)

	comics comic books x-men xmen x-men comics ultimate x-men from X-World Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Namor and the Atlanteans are indeed booted out of Latveria, and in the process Mimic learns that he has some inner turmoil while the rest of the team learns that Doctor Doom makes a pretty cruddy ally.
		I was moving along pretty well most of the way through, thinking that a lot of things were working really nicely- the Mimic solo adventure was pretty cool, and the Exiles-Doom squabbling was hilarious.
		I'm taking this part too seriously, maybe the point of the book was to look into Mimic's inner turmoil rather than to show us the story of the liberation of Latveria (if you can call putting it back under control of Doctor Doom "liberation").
	x-worldcomics.com /x/review/current/exi15keith.htm (480 words)

	STL COMICS - Calling All Comics - DC KEVIN SAYS... THE BEST OF 2004 - by KEVIN McCARLEY
		Keep in mind that this is only opinion, not fact, and is based only on comics I’ve actually read with a 2004 cover date.
		Let’s take the world’s greatest heroes, heroes of stature and experience, heroes who have gone toe-to-toe with the Kree, Skrulls, Kang, Ultron, and other examples of the worst and most dangerous villains in the Marvel Universe, and have their entire lives and careers decimated by a single second-rater like the Scarlet Witch.
		Theoretically, she could be one of the most powerful folks in the DC Universe, and whether she will use her abilities for good or bad is yet to be decided.
	stlcomics.com /columns/cac/III (942 words)

	VERTIGO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Diggle has won numerous industry awards, including an Eagle Award in 2001 for "Favorite Comics Editor," and a National Comics Award in 2003 for "Best New Talent." He's also recently been named by Entertainment Weekly as one of their "Breakout Stars of 2003." Diggle lives with his wife and daughter in London, England.
		I'm not trying to mimic anyone else's writing style, so you won't see lots of poetic, lyrical captions in my version SWAMP THING — or, indeed, any captions at all beyond the occasional quote or location.
		I'd become a bit disenchanted with life as an editor, and felt that I'd much rather be writing comics myself.
	www.dccomics.com /features/swampthing/qa_diggle.html (1099 words)

	The Comics Reporter
		According to writer and comics historian Mark Evanier, the news was posted on Frank and Ernest web site.">the Frank and Ernest web site.
		Thaves was an enthusiastic fan of cartoons as a youth, and a gifted mimic of popular features at the time.
		Frank and Ernest was always an odd strip, featuring two characters that continued from panel to panel, in various forms, in non-sequential sequences that existed in service of that day's joke.
	www.comicsreporter.com /index.php/robert_thaves_1924_2006 (466 words)

	Paperback Reader : Review of Exiles #51 by Scott Nelson
		Although I can’t really recommend this particular issue as a good starting point for new readers, it actually does give the reader a solid understanding of what the book is all about in the end.
		This particular Mimic was asked by Charles Xavier to join his school, just as “our” Mimic was.
		Once the “evil Mimic” realizes that the only real difference between his life and this “good Mimic’s” was that one moment, he has no one to blame for his predicament beside himself.
	www.paperbackreader.com /review.php?ReviewID=164 (383 words)

	Flatliner - Your quickest escape is here
		However, we are very rarely asked questions and the one or two times we were we actually made comics to directly answer that one person's inquiries.
		Probably no. We have a 'too many characters' issue as it is. This is a flaw with a lot of comics that mimic or reflect the author's lives.
		The tendency is to put everyone who was there at the time of the real life event into the comic, or worse, introduce brand new characters for a one-time joke.
	flatliner.gold-team.net /paq.php (595 words)

	Mimic (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Created by writer Stan Lee and artist Werner Roth, he first appeared in X-Men #19 (April 1966).
		After Proteus leaves Mimic's burnt husk of a corpse.
		The Exiles put his body into stasis, and Blink later taken the him to his home reality for burial.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mimic_(comics) (1034 words)

	Comics Continuum
		Humanoids Publishing reintroduces the comic book that inspired Heavy Metal Magazine, and a generation of fans and comic professionals.
		Metal Hurlant is the realization of Humanoids vision to bring together the best storytellers from around the world to create a universal comic experience.
		The issue is written by Barbara Kesel, penciled by Andrea Di Vito, inked by Rob Hunter and colored by Rob Schwager.
	www.comicscontinuum.com /stories/0203/20/index.htm (1260 words)

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