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8 comments:
I liked the first ghost rider movie but the second was meh. And don't get me started about the Jonah Hex movie.
The above Anonymous writer pretty much summed up my feelings about the films (except that I haven't yet seen the second GR film). Of course I also enjoyed the GL and Daredevil films, and would have liked the Catwoman one if not for the tenuous tie-in with the DC Comics character, so there's a bit of perspective for you.
That aside, I think it might have been interesting to team Jonah up with the original Ghost Rider.
Marvel/Disney currently have the rights back for Ghost Rider. I would love to see them put The Defenders together with Dr. Strange, Ghost Rider, Gargoyle, Black Cat, Son of Satan.
@Deliha: I'm not sure the name "Son Of Satan" would play in the South the way it did in the 70's. Even calling him "Daimon Hellstrom" might be problematic, as evidenced by whatever market research turned "Hellblazer" into "Constantine" for movies and TV long before it changed for the comics and trades.
Otherwise, good cast. Gargoyle would provide a strength-gifted character while the Hulk is otherwise occupied. Similarly, Black Cat would be easier to explain than Hellcat. However, the Netflix titles are expected to converge into a Defenders feature, unless those plans have changed over the summer.
As always great cover.
Jonah Hex the next 'man on the wall'. Nick Fury has found his replacement.
Have those two ever met up here?
Actually, Nick Cage's first go-round as GR was way better than the JONAH HEX movie.
Bruh the Jonah hex movie was badass
Correction; it was badly (and undeniably) asinine.
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