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6 comments:
As a DC fanatic, my first Marvel purchase in the early 1980s was an early appearance of Cloak & Dagger (and The Punisher) in The Spectacular Spiderman. I was drawn by the storyline and the creation of new interacial superhero couple (a rarity back then, still is). In the 1980s, Marvel seemed to be full of surprises.
Am I mistaken, but wasn't Dagger a revamped Dazzler?
I never heard of a connection between the two.
cloak and dagger have now switched powers ragman hasnt been seen in new 52 yet that i know of
Dave sez,
The most recent appearance of Ragman was in a holiday issue of Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
I think I caught a glimpse of Cloak and Dagger in the early issues of Runaways
why did Cloak & Dagger have to be mutants? its like Marvel was retroactively turning everyone and everything into mutants by the mid-90s! good grief.
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