Swamp Thing and Tigra

 

 A new Swamp Thing movie has been discussed but can't seen to get off the ground.  Director James Mangold has expressed interest in directing, which is an encouraging sign.  Hopefully any delays and setbacks are due to a desire to get a script and direction for the property just right.  

Hawkman & Hawkwoman and Lady Sif & The Warriors Three

 

For the concluding chapter of this Three-Part Epic, it looks like we have all hands on deck to take on the menace of Earth-STF's greatest menace - Mr. Universe!  Let's hope their combined efforts can finally put him away for good.  He's a tough one though, you never know when he will pop up next!

Cloak & Dagger Vs. Eclipso

 

I can see Eclipso taking an interest in these two young crimefighters, as they represent darkness and light that work together.  He would probably get a twisted thrill out of attempting to corrupt one or the other, to break up their effective alliance.  Let's hope their personal bonds are enough to overcome his machinations.

Cloak and Dagger first encountered Eclipso in STF #3498...

The Spectre and Son of Satan

 

I never quite got Daimon Hellstrom's superhero outfit.  The shirtless/cape combo always seemed odd to me.  I get that maybe he was really proud of his chest emblem, maybe he even needed it exposed to use his magical abilities - but wouldn't a v-neck have sufficed?  I'm betting Captain America had plenty left over to lend after he abandoned his Nomad persona.

The Vision and G.I. Robot

So, Paul Bettany will be joining Elizabeth Olsen for the Vision and Scarlet Witch series on Disney's streaming service.  Whether this means that The Vision somehow survives after the events of Avengers: Endgame or that the show will take place in the past remains to be seen.  I'm just glad we will get the chance to see these characters together again, I always wanted more of them in their film appearances.

Concrete and Thor

I'd love to see Concrete in other media.  Though it stars a near indestructible character, his tales revolve more about emotion and human interaction than action sequences, so a Concrete film would definitely stand out among other comic book movies.  It would still demand a visionary director though, to show how concrete perceives the world with his enhanced senses p Paul Chadwick did a great job illustrating that aspect and it would be very cool to see it translated to the big screen.

Ragman and Spider-Man in "Patch Work"

Lots of casting for Spider-Man: Homecoming has been announced, but very few roles have been identified.  Given that the film will largely take place in high school, I am sure most will be students or teachers.  Michael Keaton seems to be back in the mix, reportedly as Adrian Toomes, The Vulture. I am really interested to see Keaton's return to the world of comics, this time in a villainous role. I wonder in her will be shaving his head?

Ragman and Spider-Man first crossed paths back in STF #1160...

Deadman and Hela

I don't know if it has been officially announced that Cate Blanchet will be playing Hela in Thor: Ragnarok, but that seems to be the general consensus of what her role will be. I hope so, because I have always enjoyed the character in the comics, and Blanchet is perfect for the part.  Hopefully we will see some of that great Hela headgear as designed by Jack Kirby or Walt Simonson.

Swamp Thing and Daredevil

Charlie Cox has been named as the new Daredevil for the upcoming Netflix series.  I must confess that I am not familiar with this actor, so I don't know what to make of this development.  Apparently he has made an impression from his performance on Boardwalk Empire, a show I have yet to sample.  He looks like he could make for a convincing Matt Murdock at least. Marvel's casting decisions have been pretty smart so far, and I am going to trust them on this one.