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34 comments:
That is surprising indeed!
i'm surprised as well, but it seems one that could happen -- bearing in mind some of the ones that we've already seen (Batman & TMNT, for example, or Wonder Woman & Conan) -- in recent years... especially if both licences are [or become] held by a single company.
The artwork here certainly meshes together nicely.
It would be interesting to see what the Shadow could do in the jungle, especially since animals can be guided by scent. We have seen Kip in a lot of cities, so he can travel anywhere. Pirates & Khan could be the starting point, with guns blazing in any ports in the storms as they travel.
"Merely a Phantom in the Night" & "Lost in the Shadows" indseed!
Just do it!
More pulp heroes! The Spider - The Whisperer - The Phantom Detective - Domino Lady - Black Bat - KA-Zar The Great - Captain Future.
(Also still waiting for the Professor X - Brain Boy team up).
Great pairing. If you ever do them again you should work Doc Savage into the mix.
AWESOMENESS
hey Ross, this could have been one of your classic live-action covers with Billy Zane and Alec Baldwin...
consider this please for a follow up cover....
and, at the risk of sounding fanboyish and repeating myself ad nuasiem...
Awesome Cover, Dude....
So awesome! If only this was real.
The Phantom is a King Syndicates property, and King doesn't play well with others, so all of Phantom's cross-overs have been with other King folks: Mandrake, Flash Gordon, etc.
@Emsley Wyatt: Back when Dynamite had both licenses they did a "Justice Inc." mini-series featuring Doc Savage, Richard (the Avenger) Benson, and The Shadow.
@Simreeve:What about Xena and Conan; gender aside they are similar looking, esp. when Conan is in an ancient-style armor "dress".
Classic crossover! Both heroes have origins rooted in a distant mythical past. I can also see them getting on each other's nerves very quickly. Great Sunday morning post Ross!
Been waiting for a long time for this one. Could have used a Diana Palmer/Margo Lane tie-in.
I’m gonna be picky: Phantom has hit the villain with his left hand who is falling back with the mark of the skull on his face. The skull ring is on his right hand
Love this one, and last year when I took a whole weekend to go thru the images and 'see' stories I'd love to write, I thought this was a natural. But I'd add a few more to the mix, a pulp-heroes team; The Shadow, the Phantom, the Rocketeer, Doc Savage, the Green Hornet, Tarzan, the Spider, the Spirit, and since he'd fit due to the era Indiana Jones.
Perhaps the fight lasted longer than one punch. Who knows? Other than the fellow behind the Ghost Who Walks; he knows.
I quite agree with you, Ross. The Shadow, as a pulp magazine hero, served as one of the two main inspirations for Kane and Finger's Batman. Whereas the Phantom, by Lee Falk, similarly bridged the gap between the Dark Knight and ERB's Tarzan! On top of which, both of the 1990's film adaptations (inspired by the Michael Keaton Bat-flicks) were seen by yours truly...and deeply appreciated by same.*
*Probably making me one of the few to regard them as admirable-but-horribly underrated-efforts. Thank you, Messrs. Baldwin and Zane!
Ross, for one of your 100 page giant covers, or possibly one of your team covers, would you consider matching up heroes with families. For example, and I'm sure there are lots more,
* the Phantom, Diana, Kit and Heloise
* the Incredibles
* the First Family
* Black Lightning, Thunder and Lightning
* Batman and whoever is currently in his family
* Green Lantern, Jade and Obsidian
@Jackel, Emsley, and Tobor: Shiwan Khan, teaming up with the Seng Brotherhood, would indeed be a great starting point for a sequel cover featuring these two. But, perhaps, only as pawns being manipulated by...John Sunlight!*
*Aimed at using them to go after Doc Savage, of course.
P.S.---Ross could call it something like "Two Against The Middle."
@Cary: I think that's pronounced "Both ends against the middle."
But, otherwise? Yeah, that could work.
Singh brotherhood? Or is there yet another evil empire out there?
Just a secret one...that might someday rear its ugly head in the Marvel Filmverse.
"Can you say 'Professor Power?' I knew you couldn't. Mr. Rodgers was just pulling your chains!"
Jay Johnson said...
"@Emsley Wyatt: Back when Dynamite had both licenses they did a "Justice Inc." mini-series featuring Doc Savage, Richard (the Avenger) Benson, and The Shadow."
And back when DC had both licences they did a Doc Savage/Shadow crossover as well.
Not to mention a Shadow/Avenger crossover during their licensing rights to both in the early 1970's.*
*The same time period when Marvel had the rights to Doc Savage.
not to be too pedantic, but the Phantom is a newspaper strip hero, not a pulp magazine character. And the Green Hornet originated as a radio character. Nevertheless, great team up idea, kudos!
@Anonymous don't forget The Crossovers (CrossGen).
Jay Johnson said...
"@Emsley Wyatt: Back when Dynamite had both licenses they did a "Justice Inc." mini-series featuring Doc Savage, Richard (the Avenger) Benson, and The Shadow."
Oh, and much more recently they did a Doc Savage/Avenger/Spirit/Rima the Jungle Girl/Batman crossover (with an "early-style Batman, still carrying guns, effectively serving [in its creators' opinion] in lieu of the Shadow) as well. Look for it under the title of 'First Wave'.
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The Phantom really should meet Fantomah: Not only is there the similarity in names, she's even based in a jungle...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantomah
I wonder how Diana Palmer would react to her hubby teaming up with AC Comics' Jun-Gals?
I didn't forget them. I'd never heard of them.
@Anon: it was a four-part mini-series half-seriously spoofing superheroes, female vampire hunters, D&D-style warrior-princesses, and alien-abducted-and-controlled kid psychics.
@Anonymous Now you know: and Knowing is Half The Battle. YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO JOE!!/Knowing Makes You A SuperStar Jem!
Now i know what Cary meant. I'm still trying to decipher Brother Barnes's comment. (smiley)
"...Knowing is Half The Bottle."
Then, use the Sauce, Anon. Use the Sauce!
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