Giant robots wrapped in a science-based mystery is just the type of situation that would get these two together. I'd love to see them share an adventure.
Giant robots wrapped in a science-based mystery is just the type of situation that would get these two together. I'd love to see them share an adventure.
The painted covers by Earl Norem and Joe Jusko never fail to impress, an I was glad to combine the two legendary artists here. Have either of them done interior work or did they just stick to pasters ands covers?
Harvey Dent indeed needs therapy, and who better to administer it than a super-strong shrink? It would certainly be an interesting process to watch play out.
The New Teen Titans was my go-to comic for nonstop action back in the day. I still remember the issue where the team invaded the Brotherhood of Evil's headquarters, great stuff. Hopefully the story above would offer the same bang for your buck.
The original Tron is one of my favorite films of my youth. Tron: Legacy had some interesting visuals, but was kind of a disappointment to me. Now we are seeing trailers for Tron: Ares, and I'm not sure how the film will turn out. I do like the idea of characters from the game world entering our reality, thought. I hope this one does the property justice.
Just why would a founding JSA member and a gamma-induced Avenger join forces to confront a tyrant on the other side of the galaxy? I'm not sure... but I would have been willing to shell out sixty cents to find out!
I guess if Felix Leiter wasn't available, 007 found another American ally to assist him in his latest mission. I'd say this one is bound to have some considerable collateral damage!
Barda is seeking out some great warrior women to fill out her new team, and asking Red Sonja to join seemed like the perfect way to start. There are still three more spots to fill, though. Who will be recruited next? Stay tuned to future issues of STF to find out!
It's only fitting that these kids cross paths with comicdom's first sidekick. I'm still waiting to hear details on the planned Batman: The Brave and the Bold movie, and whether Dick Grayson will plar a role, as Damian is the rumored Robin of that story.
The Phantom Stranger is a character that I really hope shows up on screen in the new DCU. I can see him showing up as a supporting character in multiple films. It would be a great role for an actor to have fun with, but who best to cast?
I feel like these two would go well in a story together. They seem to run in the same circles. There's definitely a great film noir type story to be told.
Now that Superman is available home home viewing, I am expecting the publicity for Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow to start ramping up soon. It will be interesting to see how the film differs from the first DCU entry, despite it featuring another member of the Super family.
Doctor Who with Tom Baker was appointment television after school when I was growing up. I was also a fan of the short lived Planet of the Apes TV series. If there had been a crossover between the two, I think that I would have been beside myself.
Time for another double dose of Ditko. His skilled design work extended to the various creatures that he would create. This big guy wasn't given a name, so I cam up with one for him.
I hear Vanessa Kirby is a standout as Sue Storm in Fantastic Four: First Steps. I look forward to seeing what kind of innovative ways she uses her powers in the film, as well as her relationship with Reed, Johnny and Ben.
The new season of Peacemaker will be airing soon on HBO Max. The first season was surprisingly enjoyable, and it will be very interesting to see how the show changes between the DCEU and James Ginn's new DCU. I'm also dying to see the new opening credits sequence.
The Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy may be completed, but I hope that sometime down the line we see the team again. I liked seeing Rocket Raccoon take his leadership role, and it would be cool to see him calling the shots on a mission.
A deceptively simple looking cover - but it took a lot of caption removal and image replacement before I could add Dream in. Here is a look behind the scenes:
This team comes directly from the comment section of this blog, right down to the name. I forget actually who was discussing it, but I wrote down the idea for a team of visor-wearing heroes and it it was so silly that it stuck with me. I finally decided to tackle it..
If you are wondering why The Creeper has it out for Norman Osborn, he's held a grudge ever since they clashed in STF #1674. He also face off against another Symbiote, Carnage, in STF #4507.
For a brief moment, the classic Jonny Quest cartoons showed up on HBO Max. I only got about five episodes in before they were pulled off of the service. Hopefully they will return or show up somewhere else that I can check out the rest. It was great seeing them again after all these years.
Can the world's greatest non-team subdue a dwarf star-infused hero out of control? And just what happened to Ray Palmer anyway? The answers are only sixty cents away!
Battles between Superman and Captain Marvel have always been entertaining, so I figured that a clash between a pair of their dark reflections would be fun to see as well. If anything it would be even more brutal - but who would come out as the victor?
I always liked reading about these two wartime heroes, even if they never quite hit the A-list. They look great too - Union Jack's has a vary cool outfit and Libby Lawrence wears her jodhpurs well.
Jessica Drew has become entangled in mysteries regarding her origins before. Perhaps The Shadow could help her uncover some long-hidden truths.
This bad guy has been around for centuries, who's to say he wouldn't have vexed the JSA at some point? Definitely fodder for an oversized issue!
I think that this would make for an epic match up. I can see them trying to out maneuver each other with some dramatic results. Who do you think would win this war?
Sure, Calvin could have a dark side, but his heart was always in the right place. Let's hope that Etrigan keeps an eye on him.
The Green Lantern Corps is truly an interplanetary organization, so why not have E.T. join their ranks? A ring would certainly ensure that he would not get stranded again, at least!
I haven't seen the new FF movie yet, but I hear that Pedro Pascal is pretty good as Reed despite the mustache and limited stretching scenes. I was worried about the casting, so that's good to hear.
This cover required some decluttering and background replacement. Here is a look at the behind the scenes progress:
Hercules was introduced in an MCU post credits scene, but when will we see him again? There has been talk of a 5th Thor film, but I don't know if that is definite yet. The next two Avengers movies are supposed to be jam packed with heroes, perhaps he will make an appearance in one of them.
The Creature from the Black Lagoon truly had an excellent costume design. It looked great in and out of the water and certainly gave me the chills as a kid. Batman's movie serial costume wasn't as much of a success. It looks ok here, but most of the time one or both of his ears was pointing in the wrong direction!
Thugs and gangsters never stood much of a chance against these two ultra powerful heroes. It will take a mystical threat to challenge their combined forces.
It always makes a big difference when comic artists illustrating expert fighters have really done their homework. When the reader sees a character like Shang-Chi or Iron Fist using actual martial arts moves, it adds a lot to the effectiveness of the scene. Hopefully this issue would contain plenty of such sequences.
It looks like Archie Andrews has met his match. Maybe a well-timed Sentinel attack will distract the competition.
Nightwing previously faced off against The Ringmaster with The Roustabouts in STF #2410, and with Nightcrawler way back in STF #68...
They would probably be wise to follow Wanda here. She's proven herself a close friend to a Synthezoid, why not a team of robots on the run?
OK, admittedly this story may only take 2 comic panels to tell, but I still feel like it would make for a satisfying read! John Wick 5 is reportedly in development, although I'm not sure how that works given the end of the last film. Perhaps his appearance in Ballerina (which I have not seen yet) explains it?
Yes, Eel O'Brien also has a past working outside the law, but would this team made up of former members of the Masters of Evil tolerate his humor and antics? I'm not quite sure about that, but I bet it would make for an interesting read.
I saw and quite enjoyed the new Superman movie. I liked how it truly embraced its comic book roots, it felt like reading a Silver or Bronze age issue. I wasn't crazy about the major change to Superman's Kryptonian origin, though. Mr. Terrific was definitely a standout. Edi Gathegi's performance was great and his actions scenes were a blast to watch. Definite spinoff material there!
Between their duality and legal background, this feels like a natural combination. I can only imagine what Harvey Dent's plan is with this newfound power.
Two-Face encountered Jennifer Walters' cousin Bruce Banner in STF #4280...
Looks like a somewhat metaphysical issue. That's ok, those those can make way for some lavishly illustrated tales. I just wonder who it is that these two are trying to contact.
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