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11 comments:
Shouldn't that read "third live action sequel"? Seeing as how HTCM would technically be a _fourth_ film.
No it shouldn't. Perlman Incarnation, Harbour Incarnation and now Kesy incarnation.
Ahhh! You count the first two films as one generation. Got it!
:-)
Lol! For a second, I thought Jack was teaming up with two of Earth-Harvey's Avengers.
This is a fascinating, highly disparate trio! What inspired bringing these three together?
I started out with Samurai Jack/Hellboy which turned into Young Hellboy. Then there was empty space on the right side of the cover so I decided to add a third explorer.
Samurai Jack and Casper alone is worth the price. A live human scarier than Casper.
When it comes to a live human being scarier than Casper, I think Uncle Sam of the Freedom Fighters put it best (way back in JLA v.1/#107): "Nobody is spookier than that Batman feller."
@Anon839: Well said. :-)
Anon@8:39 has a good point. How about teaming Batman with the Midnight Sons for Halloween?
Or, failing that, Daniel Brereton's Nocturnals vs. Lord Pumpkin.
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