Moon Knight is no stranger to battling supernatural adversaries, so this match up seems right up his alley to me. Who comes out as the victor here? I guess it all depends on what incarnation of Grundy we are dealing with.
Moon Knight is no stranger to battling supernatural adversaries, so this match up seems right up his alley to me. Who comes out as the victor here? I guess it all depends on what incarnation of Grundy we are dealing with.
Oliver Queen has seen his fortunes come and go, so I can see him hobnobbing with jet setter Janet Van Dyne at some point. When the venue they are attending is compromised by the likes of HYDRA, you know that action would be sure to ensue!
This is a crossover that I am surprised I never got to back in my Marvel Two-In-One: The Lost Issues days. So I am happy to finally include it on the blog. I'm also happy to combine the amazing painted art work of Daniel Acuna and Earl Norem.
The were lots of rumors about a Ben Affleck-starring Batman movie which would have featured the Dark Knight up against Deathstroke. Those plans seem to have gone away now that James Gunn and Peter Safran are in charge of the DCU. That's OK with me - I much prefer to see Deathstroke as a foil for Dick Grayson and the New Teen Titans anyway. Still, it seems like this new DCU is skipping right to Damien Wayne (& Nightwing possibly), so who knows if we will ever get a proper Titans movie anyway?
This marks the sixth appearance of The Strange Brothers. They were last seen escaping Hell in STF #3163, they faced their wicked uncle in STF #2801, They were forced to do penance in STF #2649, they were trying to escape from Limbo in STF #2146, and they were first revealed to be brothers in STF #370...
Do you prefer Man-Bat as a full on villain, conflicted bad guy, or as a straight up ally to Batman and others? I like him as basically good, but misunderstood and struggling to maintain the balance between his human and savage side. For that reason, I can see him being somewhat of a Kindred Spirit to someone like Logan.
I was disappointed that Brother Voodoo did not make an appearance in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Maybe it's for the best, most of the guest stars didn't fare too well! Still, Marvel seems to be opening up its more occult side with what we saw in the movie and with characters like Werewolf by Night on the way. Hopefully, Jericho Drumm will find an appropriate project to make his debut in.
I have always thought that Jocasta has a lot of potential as a character. I love her design and origin as a bride to Ultron with the brain patterns of Janet Van Dyne. It's always cool to see her show up and I hope she finds her way into the MCU one of these days.
I was very happy to hear the casting of John Majors as Kang for the MCU. He's been well reviewed in Lovecraft Country. Although I haven't seen that show yet, I enjoyed his performance in Da 5 Bloods. I have been waiting for Kang to show up since the first Avengers movie, and I can't wait to see the time travelling villain brought to life. Even cooler, he will make his debut in Ant-Man 3, which is sure to make that the biggest film of the trilogy. Will his involvement pave the way for the Fantastic Four to make their debut as well?
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