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8 comments:
Now that Time-Warner owns the rights to all Hanna-Barbera and Filmation versions of DC's characters, maybe a team-up between these two superheroic stalwarts isn't so far-fetched as previously thought.
P.S.--This comment, in itself, should prove I'm no more robotic than Frankie. ;-)
The original EarthS characters will soon converge with the Gotham by Gaslight characters. Two very different worlds, it should be interesting.
It just occurred to me the other day what (the original) Captain Marvel and Captain American have in common (besides the Captain part, of course). Both were heroes of bygone days who were held in suspended animation until a more modern time.
Now I'm wondering if an STF story could be built around that.
There is a Cap?Cap cover on here already, but it's a period piece. When was Captain Marvel in suspended animation?
From the Wiki page.
"The Shazam! comic series began with Shazam! #1, dated February 1973. It contained both new stories and reprints from the 1940s and 1950s. The first story attempted to explain the Marvel Family's absence by stating that they, Dr. Sivana, Sivana's children, and most of the supporting cast had been accidentally trapped in suspended animation for 20 years when the Sivanas attempted to put the Marvels into suspended animation. They finally broke free when the Suspendium globe moved towards the Sun."
A team up between Thor and Captain Marvel Jr.?
That's right Buzz.
@Ross: it was when DC first revived the Golden Age Fawcett version, just before the U.S. Bicentennial. The in-story flashback revealed that he, the rest of the Marvel Family, the entirety of the Sivana Family, and a good number of randomly captured civilian were entrapped in an orbiting ball of suspendium for twenty years!
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