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9 comments:
Rima is actually from a novel, Green Mansions, published in 1904 (pre-dating Tarzan) so she definitely has staying power if not a household name.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Mansions
There was a version of her in the 'First Wave' miniseries, too.
Possible off-the-wall cover ideas:
Rima, Shanna, et al with the new city-girl Phantom, showing her the jungle ropes.
Spectre (the mean version) holding auditions for an assistant in the MU, trying to decide between Punisher and Deadpool (kill rates vs creative punishments, terror factor, etc.)
Nice job with this cover Ross, I love it when things like this come together. ;)
Based on the way Rima's posing, it almost looks like Tarzan is the one about to be abducted. LOL!
I'm still hoping for a Keaton homage of Batman vs Vulture!
It's a pity there isn't more decent Fantoma art - a Tarzan/Fantomah crossover would be both logical and cool.
I always wondered why Jane let Tarzan out at night what with all those scantily-clad Jungle Girls swinging out there ...
"Rima is actually from a novel, Green Mansions, published in 1904 (pre-dating Tarzan)"
In the movie version of Green Mansions (1959), Rima was played by Audrey Hepburn.
If by staying power you mean used 3 times in 100 years...
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