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It's too bad that DC's animated efforts seem solely focused on the big sellers - Batman, Justice League and Superman for the most part. I like that they have been a bit more varied with their animated shorts and I'd like to see them dig deeper into their library for their full length features. How cool would it be to see an adaptation of Camelot 3000? Of course, a live action feature would be cool too.
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18 comments:
2. 2. TWO DC in one. wow cool.
One of Power Girl's origins might need to be included in that story arc.
Brilliant! Did you need to recolour anything here?
P.S.how about the Hulk and Swamp Thing?
A little color tweaking but nothing major. Hulk met Swamp Thing in STF #116.
Thanks. I did check the SwampThing tag, but didn’t see that it was split into multiple pages.oops.
shouldn't this have been Prince Namor and Camelot 3000 as the cover did was an all DC cover which could have actually been done for real????
@Ross and Jack-El: it was done for real. In a back-up story for one of the issues of the original SUPER TEAM-Up Courtesy of a little time travel originated by the Lady of the Lake (iirc).
It might have been more fitting if the alternate "Arthur" had been that guy who's the Tick's sidekick.
Try putting in Steve Rogers and you could have The chainmail gang.
How about Hulk vs Lobo?
How about Etrigan the demon and Gargoyle? The headline could be "This Team up is Going to get Ugly!"
Orrrrr, you could take 20 from column A and a few from the other columns for......
A convention of comic book ARTHURS in Los Angeles. Result? .....The Art-full Dodgers!
two cookies to go .thanks.
@det-Tobor: Capt. America vs. Mr. Justice (from MLJ/Archie) would be more fitting. Imagine if the Shining Knight had the powers of the Spectre. After first being fatally betrayed by the Rogers Clan!
wrestler cold stone steve austin meets bionic steve austin
more than meets the eye
@Horsefeathers: maybe Ross could depict them playing baseball against the L.A. Dodgers! If only as a cover-sim giving tribute to DC's old "Strange Sports Annuals."
@Carycomic: fine idea but make it basketball. Why basketball?
A true use of DC's old "Strange Sports Annuals" no one has an advantage.
Unless, of course, the opposing team recruits ringers from the MonStar.
@Anon1032: Good point! :-)
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