They are the father figures that helped define the heroic careers of Spider-Man and Batman- what if they had to step into those shoes for a night? I could make for a fun and insightful tale.
They are the father figures that helped define the heroic careers of Spider-Man and Batman- what if they had to step into those shoes for a night? I could make for a fun and insightful tale.
I've been enjoying the return of Ultron in Visionquest. Not that he is appears much in robotic form, but James Spader's performance is a lot of fun to watch. Paul Bettany in the title role is great as well and the rest of the series has been pretty solid. Let's hope it sticks the landing for the finale.
These two may never have hit the big time as solo stars, but they are always enjoyable as team members. It might be fun to see them on an adventure together.
This is another team up that I've been meaning to get to for a while. Their power sets could not be more different from each other, and that's what would make this an interesting pairing to me.
Thor will be back in serious mode for Avengers: Doomsday after leaning into comedy for his last few appearances. That will be a welcome change and I look forward to seeing what he gets up to. I do wish his longer hair would return as well, he's been getting farther and farther away from his classic comic book appearance.
While I enjoyed David Corenswet as The Man of Steel, there was something that prevented his performance from being perfect. I saw one reviewer comment that he always kept his Clark Kent persona, even when he was operating as Superman, and I have to agree. I understand the need to keep the hero approachable and nice, but I still would like a slightly more commanding presence put forward when in costume. Hopefully that adjustment will be made for Man of Tomorrow.
Let's hope that bucket on his head is bulletproof! I always thought Nova's helmet was cool, but it's probably going to be hard to present effectively in live action. Marvel took a swing at it with the Nova Corps helmets in Guardians of the Galaxy, but they didn't really work for me. Hopefully if Nova himself shows up eventually, there will be a redesign.
These two first clashed in STF #5089...
Would Kryptonite be able to be controlled by Magneto? For the purposes of this story, I'm going to say yes. Let's hope the Maid of Might has a contingency plan!
The Creeper is one DC character that I have never expected to show up in live action. With James Gunn's interest in obscure and offbeat comic book characters, maybe he has a chance to eventually leap to the big screen at some point. That all depends on the strength of the DCU, which has yet to have a huge hit yet. Hopefully Man of Tomorrow will turn things around.
I am happy that Halloween is on a Saturday this year, so I don't have to rush home to get ready for all the Trick-Or-Treaters. It seems a fitting time to bring back The Damned, for their fourth appearance. Most of the monsters knocking on my door today will look closer to this issues' special guest star.
Three characters with animalistic qualities thrown together in a story that combines all of their worlds - the fur would be sure to fly, but I might just fork over sixty cents to find out just what was going on.
This combo comes about from a suggestion by Mike Shirley, a Patron of this blog. Spock and Nightwing explored their relations once before, back in STF #2442, but Mike wanted to bring another Grayson into the mix. Thanks, Mike!
This is a confrontation that I am surprised I never thought of before and that I do not remember ever having been suggested. Between the their power sets and the similarity in their surnames, it seems like a natural though!
With Shalla Bal sent away with Galactus, I hope there is a way for Norrin Radd to join the MCU. Mostly, I want him to get together with Dr. Strange, Hulk and Namor so they can have a Defenders adventure in the MCU.
This looks like it could be a great all-battle issue. What are some of your favorite all-out battles in comics? I still remember being amazed when the New Teen Titans crashed the Brotherhood of Evil's headquarters by Marv Wolfman and George Perez. Then there's Swamp Thing leading DC's mystical heroes into hell by Alan Moore, Steve Bissette and John Totleben. Plus, who can forget The Avengers vs. The Masters of Evil by Roger Stern and John Buscema?
There was a lot of clutter removal required on this cover before I could add in The Spirit. Here's a look at the behind the scenes progress:
Captain Action seemed mythical to me as a kid. I was fascinated that he could transform into characters from multiple different comic companies. I saw the ads for the action figures and was aware that there was a comic book at some point, but never once did I see either on sale in person.
Well, now we know why Daredevil had to take over in Gotham City on yesterday's cover! I'm sure that Batman is just playing possum here and has Jabba right where he wants him.
This is the first time Daredevil has faced to combined Batman Rogues, but he has crossed paths with some of them individually:
He clashed with The Joker in STF #1183
He Battled Two-Face in STF #1780 and STF #4256
He had to work with The Riddler in STF #4118
He faced off with Catwoman in STF #2311 and again in STF #5045
He confronted The Penguin in STF #4451
...And just where is Batman anyway? Find out tomorrow!
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