Doc Savage and Han Solo

 

These two are cut from a similar cloth.  They definitely have the same taste in boots.  I can see them working well together if some kind of time-storm threw them into the same adventure.

Lando Calrissian Vs. Aliens

 

There has been talk of a solo Lando Calrissian series on Disney+ with Donald Glover reprising the role.  The Disney+ Star Wars shows have definitely been a mixed bag thus far. Let's hope that if this show does move forward, a little more thought is put into the scripts.  Maybe once the Hollywood writer's strike is over, we'll get some stories truly worthy of the Star Wars name.

Conan and Asterix

I'm not sure why I never noticed it at the time, but apparently there was a Conan animated series in the early 90's (Conan the Adventurer).  I always thought that the character would be great for animation (there have been enough cartoons inspired by him anyway).  Have any of you seen the show?  Does it do the barbarian justice, is it worth seeking out?

Doc Savage and Conan

I recently watched the original Conan The Barbarian movie to see how well it held up since my first viewing.  While it certainly shows its age there's a few too many montage scenes, I had a a lot of fun revisiting it.  Arnold in his youth, James Earl Jones, giant snakes, swordfights and scantily clad women - it's no wonder my 13 year old self was drawn to this film.

Spider-Man and Doc Savage

One the cooler stories from Marvel Two-In-One was when The Thing teamed with Doc Savage.  I knew Marvel had publishing rights to the character at the time, but it was still unexpected to see the Man of Bronze cross into the mainstream Marvel universe.  I had hoped that there would be a similar appearance with Spider-Man in Marvel Team-Up, but it never came to be.