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Here's another idea from the mind of Blog Patron Bob Greenwade. I get lots of suggestions for character pairings where the only connection is a similar sounding name, and they don't always seem to make a lot of sense to me. Sometimes the incongruity is what makes a cover fun though, so I thought I would finally give this one a try. I hope Bob approves of my choice of villain for this tale!
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28 comments:
Yeah, that's actually a pretty good team-up!
Tin looks strange like that ....confident??
Quite the congregation of tintinnabulation!!! Even the name of the villain rings a bell. Great job.
Are you sure that bell ringing isn't tinnitus?
This team-up has been long awaited. The only missing person works for International Rescue!
Thanks, Ross
@Tobor: it's more of a...tin grin.
@Ross: I give your pun a perfect ten!
@Bob Greenwade: And kudos, to you, for originatin' this idea in the first place. :-)
P.S.---I'll bet the not-so-good doctor made the mistake of dognapping Snowy.
Fascinatin'.
While I would've most appreciated seeing this team-up in issue #1010, better late than never. And yes, I do appreciate the choice of villain! Ross, I really have to give this effort* a 10!
I'd have a blast writing this story, too, starting with my note below to Anon & Cary. You'd certainly expect, at the very least, a moment of bowling, and a poster for a certain Bo Derek movie, as well as every other pun that I (or you guys) could come up with.
@Tobor: To me, he looks like he's his usual nervous self but trying to look confident.
@Ross: #GoodPunHaveACookie
@Anon@7:30 & Cary: I imagine Dr. Tzin-Tzin kidnapped Snowy while that "certain" International Rescue person as dog-sitting him. She might even have been taken at the same time!
*I initially had put a drum roll there, but Cary kinda spoiled my punchline (unwittingly, of course).
I'd like to repeat an earlier request: the original Captain Marvel and the Lone Ranger. I actually tried to write such a thing when I was a teenager.
Is it the "Silver" anniversary of that request?
?So, an old-fashioned photo of this mash-up would be a tintype?
Yep! And a photograph showing the Metal Men with the android Capt. Marvel (from the 1960's) would no doubt be "Split!" screen. ;-)
@Anon1153: #Notbadpun=3/4cookie.
@Anon@11:53: I think that would work best with Wonder Man (and Capt. Marvel).
@Bob: but, which Wonder Man? Fred Carson, Brad Spencer, or Simon Williams?
Too bad Dr. Tzin-Tzin didn't team up with Jonny Quest's Dr. Zin.
Perhaps he will in a future issue!
I will count the moments till "zen."
Meant to comment on this yesterday- absolutely brilliant.
@Anon@5:26: Why, Simon, of course -- the one with a career on the screen.
Thought it might also be fun to have a cover of Simon teamed up with Dane of Elysium.
@Scott: Perhaps Dr. Zin is in this story, but just not featured on the cover.
Who's Dane of Elysium?
@Anon@8:04 : I "wondered" the same thing, so I Googled the name. He's the male counterpart of Wonder Woman from Earth-11, also known as Wonder Man.
Glad I was wearing these tin-ted glasses to deal with all those glowing responses from your fans Ross.
Think I heard about the story Carl C. John's nephew Dan teamed with the Marvel family on radio for the Christmas story of The Great Captain Ranger!
@Other Bob: Yep, that's the one. Not many images of him, but it'd still be a fun team-up.
Aside: It just occurred to me last night that this story should also feature a cameo by Nick Chopper, aka the Tin Woodman of Oz.
@Both Bobs: just so long as it wasn't the Wonder Warrior from pre-Crisis Earth-349.
"Where are the Fashion Police when you need them?"
LOL. Literally.
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