Time for some Gil Kane goodness. He was always able to select the perfect moment in a story and present it dynamically with his amazing artwork. He was easily my favorite Marvel Comics cover artist.
Time for some Gil Kane goodness. He was always able to select the perfect moment in a story and present it dynamically with his amazing artwork. He was easily my favorite Marvel Comics cover artist.
No word on whether Iceman will be a part of Marvel's new X-Men plans yet. I had hoped they would be starting with a proper first class team, but it looks like they are jumping around the X-Men timeline for their roster. Man of Tomorrow is in post production, so hopefully we will get some looks at that soon. Superman's costume looks pretty much the same, but slightly less baggy and more form fitting, which is a good thing.
The Challengers were like a non-powered version of the Fantastic Four, so it's only natural that they would eventually clash with the mad monarch of Latveria. Speaking of Doom, am I crazy, or does the accent that Robert Downey Jr. is using for him sound like David Corenswet's Hammer of Boravia voice from Superman? Once I realized that, I can't unhear it.
I loved the X-Men and The New Teen Titans back in the day, but what if that crossover happened a decade or so earlier? Maybe we could have had Neal Adams on art chores, that would have been something to see. The Original Titans and First Class X-Men previously met on the blog back in STF #789.
This is a team up that I meant to get to way back in my Brave and the Bold: The Lost Issues days. Sif was a great Thor supporting Character and I always liked seeing her get the spotlight. She's still alive in the MCU, hopefully we'll see her again in one of the upcoming Avengers sequels.
This is a meeting that is certainly overdue on this blog. It would be cool to see the hottest heroes of the All-Star Squadron and the Invaders in action together.
Continued from yesterday's cover, we now see where Zatara was sending Cliff Secord. Most of you probably saw this one coming. Zatanna looks a little like Cliff's girlfriend Jenny - hope fully that won't be too much of a distraction for him.
Zatara doesn't get enough love. He first appeared in Action Comics #1, helping to kick the Golden Age of comic books into high gear, but some guy in a cape stole all of his thunder. The tale above is only part one of a two part epic, so make sure you come back here tomorrow for the thrilling conclusion!
I finally watched The Mandalorian and Grogu, and while I enjoyed it, I found it to be kind of inconsequential. It really did feel like four episodes to the show stitched together. My main issue was that it did not seem to move the characters forward at all, I was expecting some more important development given the full feature treatment. I have heard lots of positive comments about Coyote Vs. ACME, though - so I am looking forward to that on debuting on HBO Max.
The dating scene these days can seem as daunting as taking on a super-villain, that's for sure. Let's hope these two young heroes can navigate it without too much heartbreak.
When these two last met back in STF #3576, Deadman was coming to Captain America's rescue. I thought that for this cover, Cap could return the favor.
The last time Kraven appeared on the Blog, a suggestion was made by Bob Greenwade, a patron of this blog, to have him face off against Tawky Tawny. That would certainly be an interesting confrontation, and I thought it warranted a cover. Thanks, Bob!
An All-Martian issue was a request by Bob Greenwade, a Patron of this blog, among others. Gathering images, I was struck by the different personalities of all of these Mars characters. Any tale combining them all would be sure to be filled with conflict!
Man of Tomorrow has completed principal photography, so I hope we will be getting some looks at the big screen Brainiac soon. Even more, I want to see what Brainiac's giant skull ship will look like in the upcoming summer blockbuster.
This would certainly be a meta issue to read. I had to make a couple of group shots to get this one to work. Here's a clearer look at the back cover of the comic that Impy is reading above:
Uh oh! I bet that mild-mannered Clark Kent doesn't look all that bad now, Lana! Her power set was always a bit icky to me, but she doesn't deserve this!
Lois does have a thing for billionaires after all. I recently rewatched the great three-part World's Finest episodes of Superman: The Animated Series and got a kick out of her and Bruce Wayne hooking up. Better start crushing some coal into diamonds, Superman!
These two teams last crossed paths in STF #1279, and first met way back in STF #60... I thought it was time to feature them together again.
Blind Justice is back for their third appearance on the blog! I still have not seen Madame Web. are there any redeeming factors to that movie at all, or should I just skip it altogether?
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