Tony Stark has often clashed with other billionaires, so I don't know how well he's going to take this new development. It might be fun to read about, though!
Tony Stark has often clashed with other billionaires, so I don't know how well he's going to take this new development. It might be fun to read about, though!
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I wonder how Jocasta will react to Iona being around.
Maybe Richie Rich could meet Elroy Jetson; they both have access to futuristic gadgets.
Is a parallel situation occurring simultaneously with Bruce Wayne and Scrooge McDuck? Will there be a sequel to this one with a desperate battle between Jarvis and Cadbury (and the winner has to face Alfred)?
Richie Rich and Cadbury as Avengers?! What next: Lex Luthor vs. Gyro Gearloose?
Anybody here remember a trade-zine about the comic book industry called "Back Issues." There was an April Fool's edition that came out in 2019 that featured an article on intercompany crossovers. And there was one segment that supposedly disclosed a merger between Marvel and Harvey Comics (henceforth to be known as "Marvey Comics").
Fortunately, it turned out to be a gag. But, there was some pretty convincing concept art of the Marvey Avengers! Including Wendy as the Scarlet Witch; Stumbo as Giant Man; and Hot Stuff as a sort of amalgam of Daredevil and the Red Hulk. Richie was dressed in green-and-gold with a dollar sign on his utility belt buckle. I'm guessing he would've called himself "the Money Spider."
Richie bought out Stark Industries?! How is that be possible? Financial shenanigans, behind the scenes, by Mr. Rich? Is that why the Spectre was after him, last month, in STF #5176? And why does Richie's facial expression look more like spiteful joy rather than enthusiastic determination? Are we looking at some form of disguise being worn by Reggie Van Dough?
Tune in tomorrow for the answers. Same Ross-time! Same Ross-station!
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