DC seems to really like messing with its cast of characters in their out-of-continuity tales. The Injustice games and comics depict a DCU that's gone down the darkest path, DCeased featured zombified heroes and these days they've been transformed into vampires. They really need a guy like Blade to step in and sort things out!
DC has Discovered it's easier for them to play in the mud than to develop a clean timeline.
ReplyDeleteI've often hoped to see DC and Marvel publish a crossover between Blade and the Vampire Batman from "Red Rain." But, your cover-sim comes closest to satisfying that desire. Good job, Ross!
ReplyDeleteBlade vs. a vampirized (or vampire-controlled, at least) JLA is a dead-on combo. Maybe Cary's wish can come true for this year's Halloween!
ReplyDeleteI second Mr. Greenwade's motion :-)
ReplyDeleteI can't help wondering, though, if the Easter Sunday cover will feature Hoppy Marvel meeting Bucky O'Hare, Usagi Yojimbo, and Thunderbunny?
ReplyDelete@Anon: probably not. Otherwise, Ross would've been dangling carrots long before this. ;-)
ReplyDeleteNo Easter themed cover this year. I do like bunnies though, so anything is possible.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to add Captain Carrot and possibly Officer Judy Hopps (Zootopia) to the above-mentioned (and previously suggested, by myself) rabbit-themed group. I'd be eager to see that team go after the likes of Bunny Foo Foo or the Killer of Caerbannog (either of which would be off-panel, of course).
ReplyDeleteAnd, as a pun on the esprit de corps of the legendary Musketeer, Ross could call them...The Rabbiteers!
ReplyDelete@Anon@4:30: I think that would get some good reception. #BadPunNoCookie
ReplyDeletePS: I almost forgot to include E. Aster Bunnymund (from Rise of the Guardians) for the Rabbiteers.
ReplyDeleteThree cheers for Bob Greenwade:
ReplyDeleteHop-hop! Hooray!
Hop-hop! Hooray!!
Hop-hop! HOORAY!!!