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8 comments:
Rats! I thought sure her green-skin would turn out to be kryptonite-based. Causing the Boy of Steel to become...
"Shrunken Prisoner of Gamma House."
I always enjoyed the character of She-Hulk. She brought a spin to the Hulk mythos by being in control of her personality unlike her cousin in Hulk form, which often made for interesting storylines. It's kind of sad that we'll probably never that see her on the big screen given Universal's refusal to give Marvel Studios permission to make another Hulk film.
Anyway, great cover as always!
-RC
I'm so glad that you went with the one, true Superboy, rather than the Super-clone or the Smallville Angst of Steel. Great to see Lana!
Sooner or later, somebody is gonna want to make some green off ol' Jade Jaws and everybody will make nicey-nice. Or, there could be another hack like Soney to embarass some co-operation...
Not that I would encourage or support criminal endeavors to get a super-hero in theaters...
@ My namesake: How can Universal deny Marvel Studios the right to the character the latter own?
AirDave said...
"I'm so glad that you went with the one, true Superboy, rather than the Super-clone or the Smallville Angst of Steel."
But just imagine the clone meeting She-Hulk in his early days, when he was so girl-crazy!
(and a brawl between Shulkie and Knockout?)
^_^
Before Secret War restarted the Marvel Universe Hulk removed the gamma energy from all the Hulk family members except She-Hulk and his daughter with Thundra. He threw her into another dimension. He also seemed to forget about Rick 's wife Marlo becoming the new Harpy. In the upcoming U.S. Avengers General Ross somehow gets his Red Hulk ability back.
Universal doesn't deny them, Universal has distribution rights stemming all the way back to the old Incredible Hulk TV series. So if they did make a film, Disney wouldn't be the one to distribute it, Universal would which is also what happened with the Ed Norton film BUT that was before the formation of the whole MCU as that didn't come into it's own until Iron Man II. The Fury cameo in Iron Man was meant as a joke and this also explains why the Tony Stark cameo in the Incredible Hulk doesn't jive well and had to be retconed explained with a MCU DVD extra One-Shot mini-episode called 'The Consultant'. Marvel Studios and Disney just don't want to deal with that headache. this is why the proposed TV series was dropped for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and why the second Hulk movie never made it past a preliminary script treatment. Eventually the rights will run out.
Speaking of "green," how about a team-up between Spidey and the Green Lama?*
*A now-public domain version of Dr. Strange from the Golden Age.
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