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18 comments:
Suitably dramatic rendering! I don't recognize the antagonist, though. Is that Anarky? Or one of those ex-CIA "Magicians" Batman once faced?
Like Cary, I love the layout on this cover, but I don't recognize the bad guy. I would've guessed Brother Blood; my first thought was the Confessor, though he'd probably be working with these two rather than against them. Of course both guesses are wrong when I really think about what they look like versus this guy.
As to the Black Widow solo film: yes, Daredevil will still be within the two-year "cooling off" period, and thus off-limits. There still might be time to include some of the characters from the Fox takeover (those related to X-Men and Fantastic Four), though I can't think of any who'd be appropriate to Nat's background. I'd love to see Coulson be a part of things, though, even if it's just a small part (like in Captain Marvel.
A good team-up!
Has any version of DC's Huntress ever met Marvel's one (Bobbi Morse, better-known afterwards as 'Mockingbird') here?
@Simreeve: Evidently not.
@ Simreeve // I doubt it, since Marvel's Huntress one-shot was done in black @ white.
The Black Widow on the cover looks so Don Heck I had to look down at the links to found it was not. I hear the movie is going to be set in the past, a prequel before her first appearance in the MCU.
Not for 2 Flavourful years.
"FlavorfuL?"
Does that mean she'll be co-starring with (Ilya) Baskin and (Tony) Robbins?
Ross: I just noticed the names above the UPC, which I assume are artifacts of the original cover detailing the names of the writer, penciller, and inker for the interior story. I think it'd be fun (if it's not too time-consuming) to make that a regular part of your covers, featuring whoever you think would work the characters and story best -- and/or the names of contributors who made the suggestion, if any.
I'd just put Bob Haney and Jim Aparo for every cover!
Simreeve, Huntress is the sister of Mockingbird's ex-husband, so maybe one of these days.
For those wondering (especially Cary Comic), the masked guy shooting at Huntress is Deathangel, a killer that she and Robin (Tim Drake) faced off with in the 'Benedictions' story from Showcase '93.
Ross said...
"Simreeve, Huntress is the sister of Mockingbird's ex-husband, so maybe one of these days."
Oh, good! Thank you.
@Mr. Acer: Thanks! :-)
I, too, thank you, Mr. Acer.
@Anonymous Ah therein lies the Butter Rum.
"Stout" fellow! :-)
@Anonymous that nobody can deny that nobody can deny for he's a Jolly stout fellow.
What was Albert Einstein's favorite soft drink?
Square-root beer!
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