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12 comments:
Adam Strange is NOT a c-list hero. If you must assign a letter, it would be zeta! I really like him as a character so this cover was great to see.
If A-list and B-list heroes are the bones and meat of a comics universe, then C-list heroes like Jack and Adam are the blood. They circulate among titles, sometimes teaming up with others (either formally, like Jack in the Avengers, or informally), helping to keep the universe vital. I don't think comics universes other than DC or Marvel even have such characters; I'm sure Dark Horse's (unfortunately) short-lived world did; nor, I think, did Valiant's.
"The Jack of Hearts" was just a HORRIBLE name for a super hero !
I don't think "Lois Lane" would have had too much trouble figuring out who "Jack Hart's" alter ego was !
I'm surprised we didn't also get "The Queen of Hearts" and "The Ace of Spades".
@Ross: great cover! Is that Ultivac from the Forgotten Villains?
@Bob Greenwade: What do you mean, "short-lived?" Dark Horse didn't go belly-up. In fact, they just celebrated their 30th anniversary in publishing!
Interesting pairing, Ross. How about one featuring Ghost Rider (1970's Johnny Blaze version) and the Phantom Stranger? Preferably, as Jims Starlin and Aparo might've done it!
This is the first time I've noticed that you put the CCA marker on your covers.
@Anonymous #3: I think Bob G. was referring to the Comics; Greatest World imprint, Dark Horse's attempt at creating a shared superhero universe, that lasted from 1993-96.
Awesome! It's cover concepts like this that keep me coming back to this site.
Nope, not Ultivac...
Really? I think they almost all have the code on them!
Thanks, Wolfhammer!
I always loved Adam Strange's classic 1950s "spaceman" look. For that reason I'd love to see him teamed up with Captain Mar-Vell in his original green and white spaceman uniform....
The Other Bob is correct; I wasn't referring to the company (who also published both Who Wants to Be a Superhero? comics featuring Feedback and the Defuser, of which I have a copy each) but to the shared universe.
Thanks for the clarification, BG. :-)
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