The trailer for the animated Harley Quinn show was released at Comicon, and it looks like a lot of fun. I was surprised to see how many other DC characters were included in it, and I thought that Kaley Cuoco did a good job at voicing Harley. I wish I was as optimistic about Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), but I have not been very impressed with what I have seen from that movie so far. Hopefully a full trailer will change my mind once one is released.
Now this IS inspirational Ross. Whoever knows fear... vs the insane. Joker might keep at it just to show Manthing really isn't immune to him.
ReplyDeleteI imagine a really confused Man-Thing getting into Joker's head while his insanity keeps him from burning at MT's touch. The same doesn't hold for Harley who just can't figure it out.
ReplyDeleteI don't think either of these two will burn at the Man-Thing's touch. Due to the fact they're much too crazy to be scared of him! Then, again, if he were holding on to them at the same time they caught sight of Batman...
ReplyDeleteHarley managed to look into Johnny Sorrow's face without dying ("You look into one abyss, you've looked into them all" she said afterwards), in the JLA/Suicide Squad crossover LS, so I doubt that Man-Thing would scare her.
ReplyDeleteI think this would be one of those "depends on the writer" things. Quoth one iteration of the Joker: "I may be crazy enough to take on Batman, but the Internal Revenue Service? No thank you!"
ReplyDeleteI got to wondering about Man-Thing's appearances with Green Lanterns, and saw that he's been paired with Sinestro and Hal Jordan, but has only met Alan Scott with the latter as part of the JSA. I think a more direct pairing of that last would be a cool idea -- how well would Alan's ring work against the big guy?
I think the Man-Thing would become very, very confused and maybe even insane.
ReplyDelete@Bob & Glenn: I don't think he'd stand "muck" of a chance.
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On Thursday, the Sony-Marvel Studios collaboration starring Tom Holland as the heroic wall-crawler will pass the $1 billion worldwide gross benchmark.
Going by the numbers, the Spider-Man sequel is the second highest-grossing international hit for Sony behind Skyfall. Far From Home is now the ninth film set in the MCU to surpass $1 billion worldwide box office gross. Domestically, it’s set to at least be the third biggest Spider-Man film behind director Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2.
Hey Ross, how about pairing Red Son Superman or KGBeast with Marvel's soviet answer to the Avengers; The Winter Guard? {Well, they have had several iterations of the name and team over the years}.
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