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14 comments:
Oh what ideas this could set off...Diaper Man, Baby Herman, Captain Underpants, Stupendous Man ... Justice League Infant-y... joining Captain Marvel Bunny
Yes!!!! Finally--The Mighty Heroes!
Wasn't Strongman originally animated, by Ralph Bakshi, as a blond?
I have to know where that pic of Dredd is from!
Judge Dredd #11 variant - IDW
I could see these characters with the Globetrotter Superheroes
I agree with Rope Man being rather cool. As a Champions player I was occasionally tempted to create a PC based on him, but I never got around to it. It's too bad it's just not possible with Champions Online. (Nor do I expect a similar character would ever appear in the Marvel, DC, or other comic universes, with the emphasis on believability. A guy whose entire body is made of rope? Seriously?)
The one that always bothered me, though, was Cuckoo Man. Having him with this group seemed a bit like admitting Merryman to the Justice League (or, in this blog, to the Avengers).
For some reason, after reading only one comic of Mighty Heroes I liked Rope Man best! Glad these guys got another appearance after all these years!
And Harlem Globetrotters also should find someone to team with. I always liked their cartoon and thought their team up with Scooby Doo was great!
Even as a Groo-like version of himself, it would have been more ruthlessly efficient for JD to use Rope Man to tie up Strongman! No way the former would've risked injuring the former by breaking free.
Still, this was your most delightfully bizarre concept, yet. And I give you two thumbs' up for thinking it up. :-)
OOOPS! My bad. That should've read "No way the former would've risked injuring the latter..."
This was NOT in syndication in the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut area. I have no recollection of it, and i was a little tv addict! Did you watch this on local Massachusetts/Boston television, Ross?
No, but like the early Marvel cartoons, I would see them when I was visiting my cousins in other parts of the country.
@tron: it was definitely telecast in Northwest Connecticut in the late Sixties/early Seventies. Occasionally, on Old Channel 5 (Metromedia Television, NYC) or Channel 8 (WTNH, New Haven). With Bob McAllister and "Mr. Goober," respectively.
How about Judge Dredd vs. The Agents of T.H.U.N.D.E.R.?
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