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Contents 1 MORLOCK 2 OPINION DELETIONS 3 PLAGIARISM 4 Fair use rationale for Image:Devilina2.jpg

[edit] MORLOCK

RE: The third issue of Morlock 2001 ends with the main character being killed. Character appears to be, yet comics characters often appear to be killed in a cliffhanger ending and survive. The Atlas Archives page for this issue, at http://www.atlasarchives.com/comics/morlock200103.html, does not confirm that the character is definitively killed. - Tenebrae 12:23PM, Aug. 10, 2005

[edit] OPINION DELETIONS

RE: "ne'er-do-well son, Charles 'Chip' Goodman" -- while Jon B. Cooke in Comic Book Artist #16 (article online at http://www.atlasarchives.com/history.html) does use that description, it is in the context of a magazine article with a point-of-view. It is not a quantitative term, and would seem to require some solid evidence before it should be used in an encyclopedia entry. What makes him ne'er-do-well? Did he drop out of college? Had he been in jail? Many people live off trust funds and never work yet are called jet-setters, while Chip Goodman did take on responsibility. - Tenebrae 12:30PM, Aug. 10, 2005

[edit] PLAGIARISM

The content of this article had been lifted wholesale from the abovementioned piece. I have gone through and added/clarified details based on additional sources and my own collection - - Tenebrae 12:33PM, Aug. 10, 2005

[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:Devilina2.jpg

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BetacommandBot 02:39, 30 August 2007 (UTC)