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5 comments:
A Warlock and Cyborg team-up???? Yet another one of those "Why didn't I think of it" moments here.
I'd have to imagine combining Phalanx tech with Cyborg's Human tech/Apokoliptian tech hybrid would undoubtedly give those the two the edge in this fight. Absolutely has to.
And yes, the fact that both Warlock's have arch-enemies named Magus is defintiely an interesting fact. Too bad Pat Mills' Nemesis the Warlock character couldn't have been included, having a foe named Magus. I think his second wife Magna, who betrayed him in the end, is two letters off.
Oh, man! A pun on that old Bob Dylan song would've made such a great title for this cover.
"Everybody Must Get Stone."
Only problem is that I already used that title when Thor and Green Lantern battled a living Easter Island in STF #649...
@Ross: Surely that's far enough back that the pun would be public domain, now.
;-)
According to Louise Simonson, The New Mutants Warlock and Magus was a deliberate tip of the creative hat to Jim Starlin's Adam Warlock and his future self the Magus. Another great cover, Ross! -- Gregg
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