The New Teen Titans was my go-to comic for nonstop action back in the day. I still remember the issue where the team invaded the Brotherhood of Evil's headquarters, great stuff. Hopefully the story above would offer the same bang for your buck.
The New Teen Titans was my go-to comic for nonstop action back in the day. I still remember the issue where the team invaded the Brotherhood of Evil's headquarters, great stuff. Hopefully the story above would offer the same bang for your buck.
This marks the fourth appearance of the Cassidy Cousins. They faced their unlucky curse head on in STF #4414, They met up with their Uncle Ted in STF #4282, and first were featured together in STF #3875...
This is an example of a cover where I had an image that I wanted to use, but which needed to be cleaned up first. sometimes I can't get a nice clean digital image and elements of the page behind it bleed through, so I have to get to work. Here's a look at the behind the scenes progress:
The Blue and Gold team have a way of getting in and out of tight spots, so this is a scenario that I can see happening. You can't wise-crack your way out of a Xenomorph infestation, so I'd like to see how they deal with this particular menace.
The trailer for Agatha All Along has dropped, and I'm not sure what to make of it. While I quite enjoyed Kathryn Hahn's portrayal of Agatha Harkness in WandaVision, I don't know if she warranted a mini-series of her own. We'll see if the series gains any traction or if it will be another Echo-style spinoff that is forgotten as soon as it airs.
These are two of my favorite buddy teams in all of comics, so it is long overdue that I have them meet up on the blog. While one team is literally all about business, the other likes to have a little fun while they are crime fighting, which might make for a fun dynamic.
This marks the ninth appearance of Robo Force on this blog, and this cover required a little prep work before adding in the images of our heroes in peril. There was some background repair and extension required, as well as cleaning up the coloring since I couldn't find a crisp digital image of this splash page. Here's a look at the behind the scenes progress:
Who is more prepared to take on a Xenomorph? A berserker scrapper or a shrinking scientist? Why not cover all the bases and have them join forces? It would be a fun battle to watch play out, anyway!
There has been lots of discussion about what to do with the next Avengers movie now that Jonathan Majors' Kang is out of the picture. They could recast and call it a variant, but Marvel seems to want to move on. Many have said to use Doctor Doom, but he should be with the Fantastic Four. I'd love to see Nightmare finally make a live action appearance, he certainly has enough power to become a franchise wide threat. Plus, Ironheart, which was to debut Mephisto, has been shelved indefinitely, so there's an opening for a mystical adversary.
There have been talks of having Robert Downey Jr. return to the role if Iron Man, along with other deceased or retired Avengers. I know that Marvel Studios is in a slump now, but the way to correct things is to not saturate the market with sub-par product. Hopefully they will go back to what worked in the first place - concentrating on a few movies and shows a year and maintaining close quality control. To bring back characters that have already completed their arcs will smack of desperation unless it is really done well.
So much is being made of Wolverine starring in Deadpool 3, and likely returning again for Avengers: Secret Wars that it seems like it may be a good long time before a new version is presented for the MCU. I wouldn't expect any casting announcements soon, even if other mutants start to be introduced. I really hope they pick a short actor to play Logan when they get around to it, though. Hugh Jackman is great in the role, but a tall Wolverine always seemed slightly off to me.
We've all been waiting patiently for actual casting news (not just rumors of the week) for Marvel's Fantastic Four movie, and it finally seems like that is imminent as Director Matt Shakman needs to begin filming soon. The next big wait will begin then - to find out what The Thing will look like. I imagine that will be one of the final reveals before a trailer is released so it will probably be at least another year before we get that information. They can take their time, I just want them to get it right, he's easily my favorite Marvel character.
There have been reports of Marvel looking for a leading man type to play the antagonist in the upcoming Thunderbolts movie, an extremely powerful character that they are reportedly considering Ryan Gosling (or someone like him) to portray. Some have speculated that this is Hyperion, while others think it will be The Sentry. I think The Sentry is more likely as well. I'd love to see Hyperion join the MCU - but he would ideally have the rest of the Squadron Supreme with him so that a full on slugfest with The Avengers can go down.
A Blue Beetle/Booster Gold buddy movie was one of the many ideas floated by Warner Bros in the last decade that never seemed to go anywhere. Now that there's new leadership for DCU films and given James Gunn's fondness for everyman type heroes, maybe there's a chance that this one could get back on track.
Cap last appeared with Ted Kord under a mountain in STF #1741 and they two first met way back in STF #234. Cap met Blue Beetle Dan Garrett in STF #1078...
Like many (I assume), I was a little confused when I first saw Firestar on Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends. The fire powered superheroine was named Anjelica Jones, but visually she looked just like Mary Jane Watson. Peter Parker even had a big crush on her just as he did with MJ in the comics. It looked like maybe she was designed to be MJ and then later given a name change, but I'm not sure what the real story is there.
The Flash on the WB is finally set to air its final episodes with the upcoming shortened final season. Like most, I feel the show started strong, but lost its way and has become pretty formulaic. Every episode seems to have one character doubting themselves until three quarters the way in when another character gives them a pep talk saying "believe in yourself", and they break out of their funk. Hopefully now that they have an end in sight, the writing will step up a notch and Barry Allen and company will have a fitting finale.
Continuing our Two-Part Epic, we see just where Megatron has been hiding out. There were some rumblings about The Atom getting his own movie, with Ryan Choi and Ray Palmer - but that was well before Discovery took over Warner Bros. and started axing projects left and right, so I am going to assume that whatever was planned has gone away. I am guessing that we'll just have to wait a few months for the dust to settle before we start getting a true idea of what the future of DC's cinematic universe will look like, and if B-listers like The Atom will get a chance to shine.
DC keeps teasing movie plans for Blue Beetle and Booster Gold, separately and together, but nothing yet seems to stick. The latest rumor is that Donald Faison's mysterious role when he joins DC's Legends of Tomorrow with be that of Booster. I suppose that's something, but I have long since given up on that show having much if any fidelity to the actual DC comics line. Let's hope we are pleasantly surprised, either with the TV role or concrete movie plans.
I saw this combination discussed on a recent comment section and it stuck with me. Victor Von Doom would be a worthy foil for Kirk and crew. And of course there was one particular episode of the original series that seems like it would make for a perfect launching point for such a tale.
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