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6 comments:
Ms. Marvel and Power Girl, Stretch Armstrong and Mr. Fantastic, Blood Syndicate and The New Mutants!
you do think would win in a fight between hit girl from kick ass. and robin the boy wonder.and by robin I mean damian wayne, the son of the batman.
Wow, this looks like something Eisner would've come up with, once again good Job Ross!
Speaking of trenchcoat heroes, I'm trying to remember if the Question has appeared in this yet. I think he'd be an interesting team-up with Spider-Man.
click on his label and you should be pleasantly surprised then....
I disagree that a trenchcoat and a fedora aren't suitable for crimefighting. The coat protects form the elements (and with a little invisible reincofrcement, from knives or even bullets), and the hat can help to conceal your identity without obscuring your vision.
If the coat is reversible, you could use it to switch away from your heroic identity. Similarly, many hats are made to be rolled and unfolded without wrinkling, so it could be readily stored to let you go bareheaded - or even replace your grim gray fedora with a green trilby with a feather.
An excellent cover, BTW.
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