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In which we cover (almost) all of the Inferno tie-ins with the help of writer Sam Humphries; the Marvel Universe used to be really X-Centric; Jarvis is unstoppable; Daredevil fights a vacuum cleaner; it's probably best not to ask about the whole Celestial Madonna thing; Power Pack gets incredibly upsetting; working in comics makes you appreciate crossovers on a whole new level; and we'd all really have liked to have seen Guy Davis's Inferno.

X-PLAINED:

Peter Quill's brief music career

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The Amazing Spider-Man #311-313

Spectacular Spider-Man #146-148

Web of Spider-Man #47-48

Avengers #298-300

Power Pack #42-44

Daredevil #262, 263, 265

Cloak and Dagger (vol. 3) #4

Fantastic Four #322-324

Inferno, as a whole

The fate of Madelyne Pryor

Jay's Madelyne Pryor song

How working in comics taught us to appreciate crossovers

Our ideal Inferno artists

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