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25 comments:
Is that really what it comes down to sometimes?
"I don't like that character."
"Why?"
"I hate his costume! What's up with that fashion sense?"
...and another character is added to my list of those that I can cosplay with a blinded left eye...
Even with that aside, Ross, this is a clever cover with an interesting story implied. I'd certainly like to read it!
Delightful! I'd probably never have thought of that combination, but now it seems so obvious...
Ross, our childhoods mirror each other like parallel worlds!!! I remember looking at the same covers to the Jack of Hearts mini-series on the newstands, but not giving it a chance since I saved most of my (4th grade) allowance for DC comics (with an exception for the occasional Defenders issue). I have many regrets for those decisions, but I guess thats what comic shop back issue sections are for!!!
This reminds me... I seem to recall a one panel shot in the epic JLA/Avengers team-up of Jack of Hearts versus Jack from the Royal Flush Gang. Great stuff!
How 'bout the Joker teaming up with that old Daredevil villain the Jester?
That JACK OF HEARTS mini-series is one of my all time favorites. Such an underrated character. The George Freeman art is great. I was already familiar with his work on CAPTAIN CANUCK....Hmm.. JACK OF HEARTS and CAPTAIN CANUCK. That would be an interesting team-up.
I know it's very recent material, but what about a Battle of the Bands featuring the Mary Janes (from the Spider-Gwen series) and the Black Canary & her band ? Maybe throwing a Dazzler in the middle...
I don't know why my comment from yesterday listed as Anonymous. Things have been kind of glitchy lately, but still....
Urf... Now it's my brain that's glitching. That wasn't yesterday; it was earlier this morning. :/
Amusing idea, Sonofjack. Can I suggest adding to the mixture that magical mischief maker and practical joker, Mr. Mxyzptlk. Who would save the day? Siegel and Shuster's post-Superman creation, Funnyman, of course.
Never heard of Funnyman. How about the Astro City hero Jack-in-the-Box? Or maybe, Ross, you could team up both of them with the Tangent Universe version of the Joker, and maybe one or two other heroic clowns (if you can find them).
Robin's friend, Waldo.
Never heard of Funnyman?
Funnyman was a very short-lived comic. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funnyman_(comics)
Further to Bob's comment on glitches, is anyone else having the problem where the cover image is a link to the previous day's post, so it is really hard to resize the image on a mobile device?
What about Batman's old friend...the clown known as Fatman? (I'm not making this up!)
Do you have a link?
Giulio said...
"I know it's very recent material, but what about a Battle of the Bands featuring the Mary Janes (from the Spider-Gwen series) and the Black Canary & her band ? Maybe throwing a Dazzler in the middle..."
What about adding the Josie & the Pussycats, and maybe the Archies too, to that mix?
^_^
Anonymous - I think Fatman only appeared in one story, which I first saw as a kid in "Batman from the 30's to the 70's" which we had at our local library. The story is also reprinted in Batman Family #4 from 1979: http://www.comics.org/issue/29607/
Something tells me you hope in vain, Ross. That being said, I think this is your zaniest inspiration, yet. Bravo! :-D
@Bob K: I read the Fatman story in that issue of Batman Family, but it's not in my copy of Batman From the Thirties to the Seventies. It must have been added in a later printing.
Strange. Just checked my 1971 version and it's not in there either. Maybe I actually saw it first in Batman Family 4 and mis-remembered, when I was thinking that I first read it in black-and-white.
Yes! I thought it was just my clumsy fingers.
There was a similar story in which Green Arrow and Speedy met a circus clown called "The Green Error." Hijinx ensued when GA and GE accidentally switched quivers. Fatman and Green Error would make a great team.
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