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4 comments:
"Great Scott! Where's a phone booth with tinted glass when you need one?"
Lol! That's what I thought Christoper Reeve (as Clark Kent) must have been thinking, the very first time he saw an open-air payphone kiosk, in the 1978 feature film SUPERMAN.
Re: today's cover? Not the playfully spooky one I was hoping for. Like, say, Stanley & His Monster trick-or-treating at the front door of Dr. Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum?
But, it is suitably dramatic, as per your usual editing brilliance. Bravo! Thank you! And, of course...HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
:-)
I liked Hellstorm in the Defenders. He is like a lot of heroes with hellish backgrounds struggling with his background.
A team with that background called Hellspawn (Ghost Rider, Raven, Hellstorm, etc) would be cool.
This story would be a great read !
I'm surprised that some large conglomerate hasn't merged DC and Marvel to do this !
I'll say this imaginary tale would have been better than the crap the two companies put out together in the 1990's !
"JLA vs. Avengers" was most undeniabley NOT CRAP!
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