I guess if Felix Leiter wasn't available, 007 found another American ally to assist him in his latest mission. I'd say this one is bound to have some considerable collateral damage!
I guess if Felix Leiter wasn't available, 007 found another American ally to assist him in his latest mission. I'd say this one is bound to have some considerable collateral damage!
Kolchak has faced off against all kinds of paranormal creatures, but he may have finally met his match this time around. Let's hope his years of investigation have prepared him to deal with such an epic encounter.
James Gunn's DCU seems to be the place for Batman's more outlandish villains and allies to appear. We already have Dr. Phosphorous in Creature Commandos and a solo Clayface movie is in the works as well. I really hope that Man-Bat will finally get his live action debut in a DCU project down the line.
The Phantom Stranger is a character that I would love to see join the DCU. He may not get his own movie or series, but he could be like a spooky Nick Fury in that he could show up in other character's projects at key moments to offer guidance or assistance. I bet it would be a fun role for an actor to portray.
Uh oh - A Jokerized Mighty Mouse could cause quite a bit of havoc in Gotham City! I'm sure that's exactly what the Clown Prince of Crime is hoping for.
Space-faring freedom fighters with dads that want to conquer the galaxy? Yup, these two have plenty in common. I think there would be a ton of story potential in putting them together.
Darth Vader and Darkseid first encountered each other in STF # 2184, and then again in STF #2343 and are both members of The Overlords, as seen in STF #2490...
Firestorm first met Jim Hammond way back in STF #585, and I thought it was high time to revisit that pairing. When I saw the chance to make it an all-Alex Ross cover, I was even more inspired.
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An oddball match up this time around to be sure, but I don't think that Wilson Fisk is the type to back down from any hero. Ray Palmer's may have incredible abilities, but the Kingpin's resources are vast, there might be a fun battle to witness here.
There has been talk of an X-Files revival in the works. I hope it's a continuation and not a reboot, I don't have much interest in seeing new actors portraying Mulder and Scully. A new set of agents in a current day X-Files department could work though. Let's hope they actually have some answers and closure to the cases they investigate though - The first show left way too many things unresolved.
Dwayne Johnson seems determined to have Black Adam and Superman battle it out on the big screen. While that would be cool, and has happened in the comics, I still think a fight with Shazam should take precedence. That said, given the delays in Shazam: Fury of the Gods, the rapidly aging "kids" in the cast who would be in their late teens and 20s by the time shooting begins, and the ongoing shakeups at the DC Film division, I have serious doubts that a third Shazam film will be made at all.
I recently watched The Blues Brothers again, and I am impressed at how well the movie holds up. Of course the musical performances are all amazing and timeless, but the performances and comedy still entertain. There are so many memorable lines from the film, some that I had forgotten came from it. I still get a kick out of Jake and Elwood's tiny apartment, not too far off from some of the places I stayed in NYC back in the day.
I think this could be an interesting match-up. I'm sure the Joker's unpredictable antics would keep the Heroes for Hire guessing. Mostly I'd like to see what kind of dialogue would flow once Luke Cage cornered the Clown Prince of Crime, there's definitely some fun potential there.
After being so pleasantly surprised by Aquaman and really enjoying his Fast and Furious installment (best of the series in my opinion), I decided to give some other James Wan-Directed movies, and I am glad that I did. I really enjoyed Insidious and The Conjuring films are some of the best haunted house movies I have ever seen. Malignant was a bit violent for my tastes, but it was so off the walls bonkers and included an absolutely amazing chase sequence, so I couldn't turn my eyes away. After all of that cinematic goodness, I can't wait to see what he gets up to in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
Presenting the conclusion of our three-part epic! Let's hope the combined forces of all of these heroes is enough to turn back an attack from The Empire. Marvel Studios has mastered the cinematic universe and now they are about to dive headfirst into the multiverse... how long until they take the next step and have Marvel heroes cross over into other Disney-Owned properties like Star Wars?
I wonder how much of the upcoming Obi Wan Kenobi Disney+ series will focus on the Skywalker twins. I've heard that Joel Edgerton and Bonnie Piesse will be back as Uncle Ben and Aunt Beru, which indicates that a young Luke will be in there somewhere. Will we also see scenes from the early years of Leia?
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