Presenting the longest continued tale yet for The Lost Issues - This pairing of feline-themed characters will span the years and include some special guest stars along the way. Here we see the beginning of the Tigra/Cat-Man team - but how successful can such an alliance be? Tune in tomorrow for chapter two to see where this story goes next!
It's brilliant! How were you inspired to do this, Ross? One of those TV commercials for FORGE OF EMPIRES?
ReplyDelete"Build your version of Gotham City from the Early Silver Age to modernity!"
*chants* This is awesome!
Delete"Same Cat Time, Same Cat Channel" :D
ReplyDeleteThis ought to be interesting. That's all I can think of to say at the moment. (And to be clear, it's an understatement.)
ReplyDeleteLike they say, Cat-Man do!
ReplyDeleteMy apologies to Bob Greenwade et al. But, I can't resist.
ReplyDelete"CAT-MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
NANA-NANA-NANA-NANA! NANA-NANA-NANA-NANA!
CAT-MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!"
@Anon1209: thank you for apologizing in advance. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI never know what to say about the covers, so allow me to switch years and talk about an idea I had and the rationale behind it: I visited the Wikipedia article for the character of Mr. E a while ago, and I recently realized that he has one attribute that allow for a team up involving him: he's blind. Maybe we could see him team up with Daredevil or one of comics other blind heroes someday?
ReplyDeleteI just realized how many typos I have in my original post. Hopefully my post still makes sense to read.
ReplyDelete@Shamus: I'd rather see Mr. E team up with his Golden Age Marvel namesake...who's been shadow-enslaved by the Knull-worshiping Spidey-foe of the same name. Tentative title?
ReplyDelete"The Mystery To End All Mister E's!"
Back when bad guys had THRONES!
ReplyDelete@Tobor: #BadPunNoCookie
ReplyDelete@Cary (9:49): #BetterPunButStillNoCookie
Shamus, There is a team of Daredevil and other blind heroes on this blog under that name Blind Justice.
ReplyDelete@Bob Greenwade: why do you think I used the word "tentative"?
ReplyDelete@Cary & Bob: It could be worse, guys. Victor Borge could have used the word "eleven-tative!"
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