These guys are two street level heroes with similar tastes in fashion, it's only natural that they should cross paths at one point or another. It's always interesting to read about crimefighters that operate on a limited budget, and these are two of the better examples. It would be cool to see them share a story.
One could say that Casey Jones was railroaded. And that Wild Dog is in "Dutch" because of Voorhees. But, that'd be too cliche.
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They are the very poster pair for Kids Don't try this at home!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw who was featured today, I thought that they should be up against Jason... the lo and behold, that's who they're after! I think even some actual comic-book writers wish they could put pen to a story like this.
ReplyDeleteNext time we see Casey, though, I hope it's in a fight against Sportsmaster.
@Cary: Cute. (Bob like.)
Love it! I totally suggested this one a while back!
ReplyDelete@Ross: Brilliant pairing! For Halloween, I'd like to see Mike Meyers (as Wayne of "Wayne and Garth") being chased by his Haddonfield namesake. That way, you could--hopefully--entitle it...
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@Bob: Thank you! :-)
ReplyDeleteCasey Jones & Wilddog vs. Jason Voorhees? That would be a brutal comic. The only thing more brutal would be if Jason got the Mask (from the Mask) to wear.
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Throw in Ace Ventura, investigating missing pets in the vicinity of Crystal Lake, and I might splurge the sixty cents required for that issue of "STF Presents...".
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Oooo... How about Ace Ventura and Detective Chimp?
ReplyDeleteMr. Greenwade? You're a genius!
ReplyDeleteP.S. @ Casey and Wild Dog: pssssst! Don't tell Ross. But, you can find JV twenty-six issues in the future. Just borrow Doc Brown's time train!
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