I was kind of indifferent about The High Evolutionary when he would show up in a comic. He was another otherworldly villain with an odd design. Now that I have watched him as the main antagonist in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, I see him and think, "Ooh, I really hate that guy!"
Mar-Vell first met the Doom Patrol in STF #4505...
How about the High Evolutionary and the Zoo Crew?
ReplyDeleteHigh Evolutionary vs Luthor , Darkseid is too busy. Captain Marvel has found a group to really work with. If only Rick Jones were still here. And Peter David has just gone R.I.P. Things are still not getting bettter.
ReplyDeleteWait a minute....High Evolutionary vs Aliens! Checkers at dawn!! (Dawn said she'll never tell!)
ReplyDeleteHonestly? I consider the MCU version of the High Evolutionary to be a travesty of the comic book original. Exceeded only by Jeff Goldblum's dummed-down version of the Grandmaster!
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DeleteThe High Evolutionary and Grandmaster were supposed to Super foes not Super silly.
DeleteOn the upside? This is a great sequel to STF #4505! :-)
ReplyDeleteLike the cover - but relieved to see STF b
ReplyDelete..Sorry...relieved to see STF back!
DeleteIf the story occurred in Denver, it could be DOA via DNA at DIA.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that the one with the mural that's supposed to be an Illuminati plan for world conquest?
DeleteThe High Evolutionary is going to upgrade Robotman's brain?
ReplyDeleteAgree on MCU treating villains terribly. Magneto and Mystique were good but ironically it was done by Fox who put X-Men in leather togs.
ReplyDeleteA blessing in disguise with regard to Wolverine. The comic book costume would've made Logan resemble an overgrown Siamese cat on the silver screen!
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