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The Golden Age Namor wasn't a big fan of working with other heroes, but when the mission was crushing Captain Nazi and his minions, I am sure he would make an exception.
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8 comments:
Awesome!!! Is it in honor of July 4th weekend that we've been graced with three WWII-era depictions in a row?
Other than the July 4th cover, just a coincidence.
or, as Doiby Dickles would have said, a coinkydink... ;)
Early Spock in true Everett style. The people of the 1940s had no idea what they were seeing the start of with the super heroes!
Prince Namor's pun was most logical.
If only they had used the Vulcan-style Atlantean look in BP: WAKANDA FOREVER.
Great composition! That's a golden age story I would read,
@Carycomic: yeah, that left me a little blue, too.
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