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Jim Starlin

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There are forces at work you do not perceive. I weave a delicate strategy which rash actions could rend. Patience, please.
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Adam Warlock to Doctor Doom, as the gathered heroes prepare to confront Thanos, in The Infinity Gauntlet (1991), Issue 3: Preparations for War.

 
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