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19 comments:
You wanted the best, you got the best! KISS! So great to see them and the Joker in a book I'd pick up in a heartbeat. I'm still a huge KISS fan. If you haven't heard them in awhile, you should check out their latest, the KISS Rocks Vegas DVD. Oh, and did you see the KISS meets Scooby Doo DVD a year or so ago?
Yeah I saw some pages from that, it looked fun.
I first heard Kiss in 1977 with their Love Gun album. I have been a fan ever since. They remain one of my favorites, especially the original line up, a line up that I do not anticipate seeing again. I mean, the other line-ups of this band have put out great music, but usually nothing beats the original. I saw this with another of my favorites - Van Halen. Under every incarnation of this band, there has been great music, but the original line-up was absolutely incredible.
I am like you, Ross, in that I viewed Kiss as superheroes in a sense. Of course I saw Kiss Meets the Phantom way back when as well as the meeting with Scooby-Doo. I like this pairing with the Joker. There are multiple stories that came to mind with this cover.
I always thought his name was "Space Ace."
Can Alice Cooper meets the Joker be far behind?
The only way to break up this unholy alliance would be a team-up between Batman and the Impossibles!
RALLY HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Well, it could have been a lead (Pb) guitar. After all, this was the earliest heavy-metal band. #BadPunNoCookie
Shout it out loud! It's time for The DEMON (KISS) to meet The DEMON (Etrigan).
Hm... In the past there have been suggestions for having KISS meet up with music-based or -inspired heroes, such as Dazzler or the Impossibles. I'd like at this time to renew that request.
KISS meets Pat Boone...?
KISS meets Pat Boone...?
No mention of the TV movie "KISS Versus the Phantom of the Park"?
@Stephen: Maybe everybody else thought it was so obvious that it didn't need mentioning?
Bob Buethe, you can say that again....
Cary Comis, I would absolutely pay to read "Batman Meets The Impossibles"....
Bob Greenwade said...
"Well, it could have been a lead (Pb) guitar. After all, this was the earliest heavy-metal band. #BadPunNoCookie"
or maybe it could even have been Lead, himself? How about a KISS/Metal Men team-up?
Other Bob: I think KISS and Pat Boone has happened in real life. I know for certain that Pat's shared a stage with Alice Cooper.
Simreeve: KISS/Metal Men would be fantastic. The natural title would be "Heavy Metal," though Ross is inventive enough that he probably could come up with something better.
In your defense I will say that the 70's era Gibson Les Pauls "Space Ace" was playing weigh a ton. Lead guitar indeed. For those of us on the Led Zeppelin side of that era of rock call it "Stairway to Acupuncture."
Was this Joker & KISS comic real!?
None of the covers on my blog are real.
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