With the strong legacy aspects that Starman has that spread from comics' Golden Age to the distant future, the character seems perfectly suited for a streaming series. I'd base it on Jack Knight and branch out from there, just as James Robinsons' excellent 90's comic series did.
Spider-Man met Starman in his Prince Gavyn form in STF #3374, and crossed paths with the Ted Knight Starman in STF #1479...
marvel comics are the best
ReplyDeleteA P&P sandwhich, hold the pickles and cut the mustard. Spidy is so lucky he can work 360°.
ReplyDeleteYeah, i can see Peter being more of a help than his partner believes.
Between Starman, Starboy and Stargirl, just remember "Don't let the stars get in your eyes!" Can't wait to meet Stardog, the top dog!
Someone on another platform (I think it was Twitter) posted a fan pic of Jaime Reyes and Miguel O'Hara, and I thought, "Surely Ross has done that." I checked, and those two have never teamed up. They should.
ReplyDeleteHe'd like to come and meet us. But he thinks he'd blow our minds. And Peter Parker may become a glass spider on this trip.
ReplyDeleteA "fly boy" caught in the web of a "spider man." Excellent work!
ReplyDelete"...Payton and Parker."
ReplyDeleteI wonder how they'd feel if they got to meet the Zenescopic version of the Black Knight? ;-)
I wonder how Dane Whitman would feel meeting his Zenescope counterpart?
ReplyDeleteDude! Great concept for a team-up and brilliantly executed! And you used my favorite version of Will Payton’s costume. Love this!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it, Shag!
ReplyDeleteHas Spidey ever met the Mikaal Tomas Starman?
ReplyDeleteAnon1226: no, unfortunately, he hasn't. The M.T. Starman has yet to even debut, here.
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