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From: dub@pur-phy.UUCP (Dwight U. Bartholomew)
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Subject: queries and lists
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Date: Fri, 28-Sep-84 00:06:38 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep 28 00:06:38 1984
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Greetings,
	I have some questions concerning the Marvel Universe, that
would hopefully be solved by you the readers.
	The first question is about the cosmic powers(?) that Johnny
Storm possess.  They mention in Fantastic Four issue number 59, that
he has a supernova blast.  We see this mention, when he is fighting with
Doom.
	Supposedly the supernova blast could level an entire hemisphere, but
this seems quite unlikely.  Everytime that he has used a novablast,
he always fades into unconsciousness.  I would like to know, is there an
issue, where he does in fact use this supernova blast.?

	The other question is about the approach that Marvel is going
to make about Dr. Doom.  As we all know, he has the ability to change
for short periods of time into someones else's body.  But could it
be possible, that he will return with the rest of the supervillians
from the secret wars?

To Scott Thompson

	Scott, this is the list that I have compiled, after reading
your article in the net news.  These aren't in order of power, but
represent the characters who appear to be powerful in the Marvel Universe.

1.	Galactus		6. 	Collosus
2.	Heralds of Galactus	7. 	Hercules
3.	Thor			8.	Dr. Strange
4.	The Hulk		9.	She-hulk
5.	The Thing		10.	Dr. Doom

11.	Wolverine		16.	Storm
12.	The Jauggernaut		17.	Human Torch
13.	Professor Xaiver	18.	Ultron
14.	Black Bolt		19. 	Sub-mariner
15.	Gorgon			20.	The blob

			Paul Simmington
			Northeastern Univ.
			Boston, MA