These are two no-nonsense heroes that like to get right to the job at hand. There might not be a lot of witty banter in this issue, but the action would probably make up for it.
Coming tomorrow: STF #5300!
These are two no-nonsense heroes that like to get right to the job at hand. There might not be a lot of witty banter in this issue, but the action would probably make up for it.
Coming tomorrow: STF #5300!
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6 comments:
Given the complete lack of word balloons on the cover, this would be a grim and gritty tale, indeed. Even Judge Dredd would've had a quip for the Basement Dwellers! Something along the lines of: "I find you guilty of illegal squatting. BLAM!"
Strange combination, but I do love me a good Mignola cover.
Maybe use them with Marvel's Alien Legion??
Naw! Save the Alien Legion for dealing with the xenomorphs from ALIENS.
Personally, I am still hoping for a Deathlok and Amazing Man team up. The character that was weirdly simila to Robocopr... right down to being from Detroit... but showed up over 10 years earlier.
A nice nod to Arvell Jones, who drew Amazing Man more than anyone else, being friends with Deatlok creator Rich Buckler before entering the industry.
How about a mistaken identity slugfest between Will Everett and John Aman? "Battle Of The Amazing Men!"
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