Adam Strange and The Inhumans

 

I've been reading the amazing three-volume Alex Toth retrospective (Genius: Isolated, Genius Illustrated and Genius: Animated), and it is fascinating to see how he developed so many properties to be cartoon series on the small screen. Both Adam Strange and The Inhumans seem to me as though they would have been perfect candidates for this treatment.  I can only imagine how cool animated shows featuring them would have been with the design work of Toth to help bring them to life.

Superman Vs. The Kingpin

Marvel can't use any of the characters that were on the Netflix shows for 2 years following their cancellation, so it will be a while before we hear anything about them joining the MCU.  It will be tough to top Vincent D'Onofrio as The Kingpin, but I would still like to see yhe character on the big screen again.  As a kid, I always saw him equally as a villain for Spider-Man as he was with Daredevil, so a movie featuring all three would seem like a natural way to go.

Regular blog followers will know that Superman has been at odds with The Kingpin since he was Superboy...

Sgt. Rock and The Hulk

Joe Kubert, in my opinion, its the best comic book artist that ever lived.  If all he ever did was illustrate comics, he would earn that title from me, but he did so much more.  Through the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, he shared his vast knowledge with a whole new generation of creators.  Pros such as Amanda Conner, Lee Weeks and Alex Maleev, among many others,  honed their crafts there. And of course there's his sons who are amazing illustrators themselves,  Andy Kubert and Adam Kubert.  I was glad to get the opportunity to combine the work of father and son for this cover.