Daily Grind, Book XVIII, Pages 349 & 350

Book XVIII is The Raveled Sleeve of Care and Chapter 6, the 108th storyline overall, is "Motion Sickness."




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     It's been established several times throughout the course of the comic--most recently here, I believe--that Howlett is indeed the party-pooperest.

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