I'm not sure where the Vigilante identity rests at DC these days. I seem to remember Adrian Chase dying (suicide?) and that there was a female version for a bit. But with all the reboots and restarts, who knows, maybe Chase returned at some point? Or is the character currently in limbo?
Maybe it's a little of both. He could've been in the Limbo of Cancelled Heroes for a while, pre-Flashpoint. But, as Dr. Manhattan basically created a post-Doomwatch megaverse by re-creating every single DC multiverse that used to exist, the Adrian Chase Vigilante might be somewhere out there, once again.
ReplyDeleteI can't help wondering, though, what cartel could have drawn these three to work, together? A marital union of the Nefaria and Manfredi crime families, perhaps?
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DeleteTrue, the 'Manhattan Project' has reritten the entire DC universe once more.
ReplyDeleteSo, Blackhawk might time jump to today as well..
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DeleteMaybe even alongside the Rocketeer! After all, the last time they worked together was ten years ago (see STF #1539 @ 6/30/2016).
DeleteIn Limbo, eh? Maybe you could have a cover with all of the DC heroes who seem to be in that place, with "Magik Rescues the DC Universe." Or maybe even just the Inferior Five.
ReplyDeletePS: Any chance we could ever see Indiana Jones and Cypher? Or maybe let them form a team of great polyglots like Flynn Carson (The Librarian) and Hoshi Sato (Star Trek: Enterprise)?
ReplyDeleteHow about Godzilla vs. Pete's Dragon?
DeleteHow about a movie poster simulation? Jared Leto (Morbius); Joaquin Phoenix (Joker); Missy Alock (Supergirl); Josh Brolin (Jonah Hex); and Halle Berry (Catwoman) in: THE LEGION OF BOX OFFICE LOSERS.
ReplyDeleteOof! Overly harsh, much?
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