More recent versions of Space Cabbie depict him with a very futuristic looking taxicab. There was something cool to me about the original version, just a regular looking taxi with a big ol' fin in the back, zipping through the cosmos.
More recent versions of Space Cabbie depict him with a very futuristic looking taxicab. There was something cool to me about the original version, just a regular looking taxi with a big ol' fin in the back, zipping through the cosmos.
I remember seeing character designs for a never produced New Teen Titans cartoon back in the 80's and wondering what could have been. How cool would a crossover with Peter, Angelica and Bobby have been?
Spidey previously met The New Teen Titans in STF#3810 and STF #767 and the original Teen Titans in STF #619...
I was pretty impressed with Paul McCartney's recent Saturday Night Live appearance. Not only did he perform a half dozen great songs (only a couple aired, the rest can be seen on Youtube), he was also the funniest part of a mechanics skit with Will Ferrel and Marcello Hernandez. Over 60 years into his career, and he's still a great entertainer.
Reed Richards could have used that lasso, I seem to remember one member or another of the Fantastic Four getting mind controlled on a semi-regular basis back in the day. The Thing first met Wonder Woman way back in 2011, on an MS Paint MTIO Cover...
Ollie had better have a couple of extra sets of ski poles in that quiver, it looks like he and Dinah are going to need them! Let's hope Walter regains his senses and joins them in taking his manipulator down!
Are fishnets and a mini skirt appropriate battle wear? Maybe not, but Marie is an effective agent nonetheless. It would be cool to see her on a mission with The Invaders.
This could be an interesting match up. Would Crusher Creel be able to absorb the team's shapeshifting abilities in addition to their metallic properties? I'm thinking that would make for a more exciting battle, so if I was the writer, I'd say yes.
Previously on this blog, The Flash has crossed paths with both Sonic (STF #518) and the Spirit (STF #1672). Bob Greenwade, frequent commenter and Patron of this Blog, suggested that all three share a cover, given their connection to Central City. It might not be as action packed as you hoped for, Bob, but here you go!
A lot of prep work was required on the original image before I could add out heroes in. Here's a look at the behind the scenes process:
I love Vixen as a character, but that first costume of hers was something else. For a character that was supposed to be a fashion model, it wasn't the greatest look. Fortunately she received a makeover by the time she joined the JLA.
For me, music and comics have always gone together. I like to have something playing in the background when I am reading the latest issue. Usually its classic rock, but sometimes I'll put on some superhero movie scores to really get in the mood.
Uh oh, Mr. Universe is back to menace the heroes of STF once again! This time though, he's facing one who has met him before - Firestorm battled him alongside Mar-Vell in STF #4735. Hopefully that experience and the help of Space Ghost will give him an edge this time around.
Leave it to Victor Von Doom to figure out mystic barriers against possession. This could be a interesting match up, especially if Doom was somehow aware of Boston Brand's presence.
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Three Amigos is one of my favorite comedies. There are so many quotable lines and the goofy humor throughout just strikes my funny bone. It's not for everyone, I've shown it to some people who just don't get my affection for it (same goes for Young Frankenstein). I thought it might be fun for the Amigos to cross paths with another singing trio from across the border.
Now we found out where the missing heroes from yesterday's cover have been. This marks the third clash between these two teams. They first met in STF #700, and then again in STF #2259...
Here's a larger look at today's individual stories:
Just where did the teammates of these four famous co-stars disappear to? That answer will have to wait until tomorrow, when STF #5200 hits the stands!
I don't think that a flaming skull-headed cyclist would be all that out of place in the noir world of The Shadow. At the very least, I'd be interested in checking out a tale that combined the two.
When these two last met each other on the blog in STF #4988, Indy was seeking out Dr. Fate's help. It looks like Fate is the one in need of assistance this time around.
Who do you think wins this battle? I don't see the Infinity Gauntlet here, so Thanos may be in for some trouble.
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