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7 comments:
The Metal Men were among those DC characters that always felt more like Marvel characters to me (along with the Doom Patrol and Metamorpho). Conversely, I always thought that Captain America seemed more like a DC character....
Great cover, by the way. I always thought that Doc Magnus had a loose screw or two.
Who knows? In the DCU of Earth-410, he could even have been the one to invent those apparently self-replicating Ku Klux Klandroids known as the Trolvs!*
*See ACTION COMICS #410 (March 1972)
A CGI Metal Men would be fantastic! I think it could even work on the big screen, if DC could get up enough confidence in the property. Maybe they could test the waters with a direct-to-DVD story.
And speaking of special effects, Ross, this is definitely one of your better covers. I especially like the spot where Nova is bursting right through Mercury's midsection.
Thanks, Bob - the toughest part of this one was re-creating parts of Platinum that were originally covered up by a UPC box...
The original NOVA is such a classic Marvel character. More recent versions of him have become ridiculous though with the writers portraying him as a younger and younger person. What's next, toddler NOVA?
METAL MEN are great. How about a team-up with E-MAN?
i have often wished that dc had captain america instead of marvel....too bad....lol
@ my namesake: With Hank "Commander Steel" Heywood, they've got the best of both worlds. Captain America and the $6,000,000 Man!
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