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14 comments:
Interesting. Have they brought Rupert Thorne into the show?
I like your idea of Hugo Strange in a Batman movie. As for his Monster Men, I think that it could also possibly include Killer Croc, Amygdala, Lunkhead, Humpty Dumpty, Lupus, and maybe even Tweedledee & Tweedledum as part of his experiments.
(It's times like this that I hope some Hollywood movie writers are glancing through various Internet sites looking for ideas and stumble on some of the thoughts mentioned on your site. You never know, right?)
Ordinaryguy2
Vis-a-vis, this cover?
I'm assuming that that giant high-tech test tube is just to keep Batman out cold (and, thus, unable to resist the transference). Because, iirc, Doc Doom could transfer his mind, for someone else's, all on his own! Discourtesy of that astal projection technique the Ovoids taught him.*
*Why they did, in the first place, has always bothered me. Personally? I think they read his mind, after rescuing him from deep space, and learned he had studied with that Himalayan cult. One they had probably made contact with in ancient times!
Thank goodness neither bad guy is practical enough to get Bruce's fingerprints....
With Doom's mind in Bruce's body? Any other procedure would be superfluous.
Strange has already deduced Batman's secret identity correctly, anyway.
(By the way, I recently read a compilation of the earliest Batman stories which included the Golden Age version of Hugo Strange's first appearance. At that point he was pretty obviously a pastiche of Professor Moriarty.)
I would read Doombat!
>>Batman and Invisible Girl first met back in my MS Paint B&B days.
It's fun to go back and see previous "meet-ups" among the characters.
But I notice that the Bat-dude was helpless in both covers. Maybe someday Bruce & Sue can meet up when he's not inert and helpless?
Ever thought of doing a cover of people who can turn invisible (Sue Storm, Martian Manhunter, wasn't there someone from the Legion of SH, who else?) -- and not actually show any of them on the cover? :D
A Mindful Webworker said...
Ever thought of doing a cover of people who can turn invisible (Sue Storm, Martian Manhunter, wasn't there someone from the Legion of SH, who else?) -- and not actually show any of them on the cover?
There have been two Invisible Kids in the LSH (Lyle Norg and Jacques Foccart), and if you count cloaking devices, you could add Space Ghost's crew to The Invisibles. Ross gets the suggestion for the blank cover for every April Fool's Day. Personally, I hope he's saving it for the next Assistant Editor's Day.
How do you know that I haven't already done it and you just can't see it?
How? He/she probably checked your excellent index.
I mean what if you can't see it because it's invisible.
@Ross: is that why Sue Richards' name is absent from the links at the bottom of the panel?
Ah! There they are. Nice save!
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