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It looks like Barda has chosen the next member of her team! Regular visitors will remember that she recruited Red Sonja in STF #4881. She still has a couple more slots on the roster to fill, though - who will she select next? Future covers will tell, so stay tuned!
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6 comments:
I'm on board for this. Who's next, I wonder?
More to the question....who does the full team go after?? Mr Universe?? Ms Universe?? OK, Cranston...the microphone is all yours!!
If not for Ross' title, I would've guessed that purple glove belonged to Mr. Universe! So, I'll have to go with my second guess; Devilance the Pursuer.
I considered converting that into a Mr. Universe fist, but decided against it. He will be back, though. You'll tell when he is featured because there is a pattern to the story titles on covers that feature Mr. Universe. I'm surprised nobody has mentioned noticing that yet.
"Holy Alliteration, Batman! He's right!!"
Well, we've seen the Marvel choice. Now, let's see if the semi-canonical DC choice will be the first female Starfire. The one from that 8-issue comic that came out during DC's ill-fated Bicentennial-era expansion.
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