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4 comments:
Howard and Plas have something else in common: they live as "funny strip" characters in otherwise realistically-drawn worlds. And that makes this team-up even more perfect.
Of course the ultimate in antic-based characters on DC's side is Ambush Bug... whom I'm still wanting to see teamed up with Wolverine! (If ever that was an opportunity to contrast the grim with the silly, that would be it... unless you used Punisher instead. But I prefer Wolvie, since he does have an occasional brighter side.)
I'm gonna guess that the Howard impersonator is a surgically altered Mallard Fillmore (recently escaped from Earth-Capt. Carrot).
"Comics are getting a bit too grim and serious for my tastes these days"
It's too bad that the big wigs at DC/Marvel can't re-read or peruse the old Golden Age-Silver Age comics to see what made them sell and make people want to read them.
It's the big wigs think they're too smart to listen to other people.
Sad, but true, Snapper.
:-(
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