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how bout spiderman and mrvin the martian or krypto and lockjaw or black cat and streaky?
a war of luck with black cat vs amos fortune or hazard
Dr. Doom? Abducting Aunt May??
Please don't tell me this is another convoluted attempt by some super-villain to become Spidey's step-uncle! I swear; that old girl must be part-Siren.
Unless, of course, she's really a White Martian! Able to telepathically seduce men into becoming sexually obsessed with her.*
*That would certainly explain JJ's interest in helping to rescue May.
@Ross: It seems you omitted the word "Martian" from the "Manhunter" label at the bottom of the segment. The latter term linking to all your depictions of Claremont-era Paul Kirk.
Between the initials and the power-set, J'onn has always been one of my favorite heroes. But that Quitely image has got to be one the ugliest versions I've ever seen.
Who's Frank Quitely?
From Wikipedia:
Vincent Deighan (born 1968), better known by the pen name Frank Quitely, is a Scottish comic book artist. He is best known for his frequent collaborations with Grant Morrison on titles such as New X-Men, We3, All-Star Superman, and Batman and Robin, as well as his work with Mark Millar on The Authority and Jupiter's Legacy.
An ex-partner of Grant Morrison, huh? No wonder you dislike his artwork.
Anon: He's definitely an acquired taste. Some of his stuff on New X-Men and All-Star Superman was brilliant, while other (his tendency for thick bodies and square heads) stuff was jarring. But the cape, boots, and head on this image of J'onn is just wrong.
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