I wonder just who is wielding the Uni-Power this time out? That certainly doesn't look like Woozy Wink's physique, so I think we can rule him out.
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Maybe it's Eel O'Brian's semi-distant relative: ex-cop-turned Ravencroft Guardsman Michael O'Brien.
ReplyDeleteOr maybe it's Robert Goldstein, formerly estranged son of Victor J. Goldstein. The Golden Age Mister E! Which would be more fitting, as I recognize that shadow-creature as a Klyntarian offshoot that called itself...Mr. E (from when Micronauts' alumnus Steve Coffin was briefly Capt. Universe).
DeleteBob Greenwade would certainly love the synchronicity.
Not bad, Anon... but personally I'd just go with Lamont Cranston.
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ReplyDeleteOr his slightly more Marvel-ous counterpart: Rick Jones. I mean, doesn't he already have some kind of link to the Uni-force (or whatever it's called) from the original Kree-Skrull War?
Delete@Anon1201: you're thinking of the Destiny Force, which is slightly different from the Uni-power. Although, come to think of it, not so much different that Rick couldn't conceivably become Capt. Universe, himself, in a mainstream Marvel mag in the (hopefully) very near future.
Delete@Carycomic: oh, right. Thanks. :-)
DeleteWaiter, I'll have what they're having!! It looks Dee-licious!!
ReplyDeleteAs in, John Dee alias Doc Destiny? A natural assumption. But, I think he was preoccupied "haunting" Arkham Asylum, last Friday. Possibly as a front man for Nightmare Incarnate!
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