I definitely think that these two teams go well together. The Doom Patrol and The Defenders previously met in STF #3588. The Patrol has also separately run into the Hulk in STF #2976 and Namor in STF #4344.
I definitely think that these two teams go well together. The Doom Patrol and The Defenders previously met in STF #3588. The Patrol has also separately run into the Hulk in STF #2976 and Namor in STF #4344.
A new Red Sonja movie recently came and went without much of a whimper. Did anyone actually catch it, and if so, was it any good? The little I read about it did not sound very promising.
Doctor Leonard Samson certainly has his work cut out for him here. It would be fun to watch him try, though - and to see what kind of collateral damage would result from this therapy session.
I've hear rumors of a third Doctor Strange Movie being announced but nothing concrete yet. If that does not come to pass, I hope we at least get some action with Clea in the upcoming Avengers movies. It's been years since that Charlize Theron cliffhanger in Multiverse of Madness, and I'd like to see it finally paid off.
Uh oh! You know it's a real Crisis when Barry Allen is smack dab in the middle of it! But just how can a beat down on The Constrictor have world altering ramifications? The answers are only sixty cents away!
Power Man met the Wally West Flash in STF #4825...
the MCU is supposedly going to concentrate more on the "big gun" heroes and teams for a while going forward, so I guess I won't be holding my breath for a Champions movie announcement any time soon. It's too bad, they finally have the rights to all the characters!
Marc Tyler Nobleman, a Patron of this blog, suggested I have the Phantom Stranger meet The Phantom of The Opera, and that concept just started snowballing! With a team this large, I couldn't fit all of the artists used in the labels. This cover features illustrations by Ross Andru, Jaime Hernandez, Andy Smith, Peter Snejberg, Steve Mitchell, Herb Trimpe and Paul Becton.
Happy Halloween! I can only imagine the kind of treats a stop at The House of Mystery would get you!
This cover required some de-cluttering before I could add in the FF - here's a look at the behind the scenes progress:
Secret Squirrel was a cartoon that I was only vaguely aware of - I never did catch it back in the day. Still, I have received a few requests for him to meet up with Marvel's Squirrel Girl, so here you go!
It's never a bad time to feature the Robin of Earth 2 in his greatest costume. Throw in a living legend and maniacal madman with robotic muscle and you have the ingredients for a fun Bronze Age tale!
It looks like its a clash of dystopian futures is on the menu for this issue. Let's hope our heroes can find a way to combine them into one that benefits both of them.
Cadmus is the kind of place that I can see a reformed Flint Marko working at. There would definitely be friction with the regular staff though, and that could make for a fun tale.
It's pretty cool that Metamorpho is now a much more recognized character to the general public, thanks to his inclusion in Superman. I hope we get to see him onscreen again soon, and I wonder which lesser known DC character might show up next. Bring on The Creeper, Space Cabbie and Skyrocket!
The Falcon and Metamorpho fought the Trojan Horde in STF #3054... and they first met in STF #2641...
The HBO Max Lanterns series is the next DCU project that is coming up. We have seen and heard surprisingly little about the show while it has been in production. I'm glad they aren't giving too much away, but I do hope we will get to see at least a teaser treailer soon.
I was glad to hear that a third Incredibles movie is in the works. I wonder what the plot will like like and if they will age the characters at all this time around. I love the first two film so I am optimistic. Ben Grimm previously met The Incredibles with the rest of The Fantastic Four back in STF #556...
I'm a little bit surprised that I haven't paired these two together as solo acts yet. The wisecracks would be flowing freely in this tale, that's for sure. Harley previously met Spidey as part of The Suicide Squad in STF #2782...
This cover comes from the suggestion of Bob Greenwade, regular commenter and Patron of this Blog. Thanks, Bob! My first idea was to have gag featuring giant logos that took up 4/5ths of the cover space, but I decided on a more traditional approach.
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