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Poor Hercules just can't get a break in his attempts to woo Vixen. These two were last seen up against a pair of Rocs in STF #3277... Before that, they were battling giant snakes in STF #3096, and Hercules first became attracted to Vixen in STF #3014... Will she ever agree to accept his offer for a date? You'll just have to wait for the next time they meet up to find that out!
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12 comments:
Oh yes! The Herc in blue reminded me of Superman, with Jimmy as Newton the centaur. Be funny if Vixen was attracted to this one.
Actually (ref: your comment yesterday) I wasn't the first to request a multi-Hercules gathering -- I mostly just chimed in my agreement -- but this cover is definitely lots of fun. I especially appreciate the title.
My actual request would be a partnership between Vixen and Spider-Man, given their mutual connections to Anansi.
@Det. Tobor: But, it wouldn't be so funny to the one who looks like a red-bearded Steve Reeves! ;-)
@Ross: a very clever assortment. The DC version from HERCULES UNBOUND; the animated one based on Kevin Sorbo; and the blond blue-eyed version from Disney (in addition to the first two already mentioned).
I have to wonder, though. Is this a side-effect of one of those frequently recurring time storms unique to the Ross-verse? Or could it be Mopee of the Fifth Dimension up to some of his new tricks?
Not sure why I thought of this now, but what would happen if Alfred Pennyworth were replaced in Batman's employment by Alfred J Neuman?
The Herc I recall best is the Silver Age one by Curt Swan who was a recurring thorn in the...(Hmm. Not sure what part of his anatomy to enter. Anyway...) He was a different version too of a slightly earlier version by (I think) Wayne Boring.
Great title, BTW, and I hope we see more (but not infinitely more) of the Infinite Hercs.
But Vixen could do better.
Silver Age Hercology has sparked an idea for a cover - DC Robin Hood going after his two main copycats, Hawkeye and Green Arrow.
@Anon@9:10... Along similar lines, since Joe Giella used to draw the "Mary Worth" comic strip, I've thought about a wedding between Mary and Alfred. Would she be Mary Worth Pennyworth?
Anon, then Batsy would be "On the Alf & Alf"
@Anon & Fisher: now, that would be cause for worry! It might even prove...MADdening.
I thought Neumann's middle initial was "E."
Anon at 2.52, his initial on Earth-STF is....actually probably just a typo ...
@both Anons: Which is probably the same reason the Herc in blue looks like he's advertising for Hyundai.
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