Daredevil works best as a street level hero, but it's fun to see him way over his head with more larger than life challenges from time to time. Whether it's battling The Sub-Mariner, tangling with Ultron or getting caught in the path of Mephisto, it's been interesting to see how Matt Murdock deals with the situations that he finds himself in.
dogs the size of rats. anything can happen in this house. trust Matt to get on the wrong track in life. Hope he's Able to feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteSpaceman Spiff flying thru The House of Mystery with Cain yelling at him and going in circles. And in the background is a Bizarro Thing scratching his head. It must be Tuesday somewhere.
ReplyDeleteas to this cover, Matt's about to learn Cain wants Mike Murdock, not Matt. Love to see how he talks his way out of "Splitting Heirs".
Maybe he wants to hear how Matt got rights to the code-name "Daredevil."
ReplyDeleteCain: "Didn't Bartholomew Hill have that pseudonym sewn-up?"
DD: "When he and the other Golden Agers disappeared, after passage of the Wertham Act, it fell into the public domain."
What you say, Ross, is a part of why fans were hoping to see the Netflix characters in Avengers: Endgame. The main reason, of course, was to see these folks canonized to the big-screen MCU, but it still would've been great to see Luke, Jessica, Danny, Matt, and Frank pounding (and shooting) their way through the ranks of Thanos' army, and standing as a group (along with Matt's colleagues) at Tony's funeral. Jessica would've been a welcome face in the A-Force Easter egg scene, and it might even have been fun to give Daredevil a turn at "Maguffin Football" (when the heroes were trying to get the Infinity Gauntlet to Luis' van).
ReplyDelete@HHH: Yes, those certainly are rodents of unusual size!
Cain was such a good child. That's why they use to call him "Candy Cain" as a kid.
ReplyDeleteYou have to know when you're going nowhere in life. It's murder trying to come back from being nowhere. Say, is that Peter Parker with some groceries?
Either him, o Jack Russell; Terrier (I mean, Werewolf!)-by-Night.
ReplyDelete@HHH: Um, you mean rats the size of dogs?
ReplyDelete@Daviticus: "By George, I think you've got it!"
ReplyDelete@ Daviticus said...HHH: Um, you mean rats the size of dogs? &
ReplyDeleteAnonymous said...Daviticus: "By George, I think you've got it!"
Nope. "dogs the size of rats. anything can happen in this house."
@Hyram, Daviticus, and Anonymous: Oh! You mean Chihuahuas!
ReplyDeleteDog gone right, them too! Cellular Experiments here are everyday stuff.
ReplyDeleteLike Archimedes said to the skunk: "You reek-ah!"
ReplyDeleteWith their hairy tails, pointed teeth, lack of shovel incisors and hairy, pointed ears, those animals look a LOT more like dogs than they do rats.
ReplyDeleteBut really, not much like either.
Sew, neither nor? This is going nowhere fast.
ReplyDeleteThe same could be said for dachshunds that chase their own tails.
ReplyDeleteJune 15, 2021......real news item....Chihuahua rips off young woman's eyelid.
ReplyDelete911 operator- Stay away. from the dog.
The animals on this cover evidently have been brought to our reality.
CUT IT OUT!!!
@Del Tobor: The HOM subway must have a spur line into the Monster Hunter World.
ReplyDeleteWhat's next; the Resident Evil Express? With Resident Evil Ernie as conductor?
Since the sign says 'Local to Nowhere and back', that 'and back' is a real killer.
ReplyDeleteWhich would make the vaguely familiar conductor the ultimate Nowhere Man.
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