Two great 80's teams, together at last. I'm not sure if their current predicament is that cause of Kobra or The Serpent Crown, but it would be interesting to find out.
Two great 80's teams, together at last. I'm not sure if their current predicament is that cause of Kobra or The Serpent Crown, but it would be interesting to find out.
This team is a place to give second chances to some heroes that I thought were taken before their prime. These being comic characters, a couple of them have actually made a return to the land of the living. I still wince at the memory of reading Katma Tui's death at the hands of Star Sapphire - that one hurt!
Sinestro was perfectly cast with Mark Strong and looked great in Green Lantern. It's too bad the movie's various shortcomings meant there would be no sequel to explore his turn to evil. The Inhumans TV show was ill-conceived on many levels, leaving Marvel to shift their big screen focus to The Eternals (which had issues of its own). Let's hope that everyone on this cover gets another chance to shine in their respective cinematic universes.
Catwoman has been known to break into some pretty high security places in her career - but one under the protection of a Thunder God may give even her a challenge. Then again, knowledge is power, so if she does indeed find the secrets she is looking for, that may give her just the advantage she needs.
The Savage Land is an untapped locale so far for the MCU. I hope they get there eventually, though. In addition to residents Shanna and Ka-Zar, some really cool Marvel Comics storylines have taken place there. I'd love to see it and it's inhabitants brought to the big screen.
I was hoping that the DC Fandome event would shed some more light on the future of Superman in the movies. There was some speculation that an announcement of The Man of Steel's involvement in Black Adam or even a solo sequel would be made, but alas no mention of such things. DC Fandome continues this coming weekend, though It looks to be focusing more on the TV, print and gaming aspects of DC Comics. Henry Cavill keeps teasing that he id not done with the role, but I'd like to know some more specifics as to what that will mean.
Superman met an earlier version of The Defenders in STF #2849...
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