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6 comments:
I wouldn't mind seeing a new version of Steel. But, I'm really not crazy about a tele-version of "Reign of the Supermen." To me, the introduction of Cyborg-Superman was the second most unnecessary thing DC has ever done after the original COIE. It was like they were experimenting with a composite replacement for both Bizarro and xenomorphic-looking Brainiac!
Now, if Hank Henshaw had been struck with a micrometeorite that turned out to be a melanistic parasite, instead, they could have introduced a Bronze Age version of...Black Rock!
Nice cover! Even more fitting? IDW did a miniseries called 'Transformers Evolutions: Hearts of Steel', set in the 1860's-70's, where the Autobots team up with, among other historical figures, John Henry!
@ Mr. Acer: Holy Wold Newtonverse, Batman!
Cary Comic said...
"Now, if Hank Henshaw had been struck with a micrometeorite that turned out to be a melanistic parasite, instead, they could have introduced a Bronze Age version of...Black Rock!"
They did have a Bronze Age (or 'Dark Age'? 'Modern Age'? between Crisis & Flashpoint, anyhows...), alien-meteorite-powered version of Black Rock...
Awwwwwwwwwwwww! Too bad. :-(
@Ross: And they did finally have an OVA based on R.O.T.S.
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