Scooby-Doo in the House of Mystery

 

Thanks to Jared Mello for suggesting this team up!  If there's any group that should pay a visit to Cain's creepy mansion, it has to be the passengers of the Mystery Machine.

Burger Masters in: "When Hoards the Hamburglar!"

 

A lot of times when I present a STF Team, it's with the intention of bringing them back for more cover appearances.  Burger Masters was one that I considered a one-off, but I liked the group and I thought I found a suitable antagonist for them to face, so I thought that I would give them a sophomore outing.  The hungry group first appeared back in STF #350.

Samurai Jack, Young Hellboy and Casper

 To my surprise it seems that there is yet a third live action film incarnation of Hellboy in the works.  At first, I thought it was just speculation, but casting announcements have already been made.  Hellboy: The Crooked Man will be co-written by Mike Mignola and star Jack Kesy in the title role.  It will be interesting to see how this attempt fares in comparison to the other two.

Fighting American and Samurai Jack

 

Samurai Jack was a show that I would catch from time to time, and I always got a kick out of the episodes.  I watched them randomly and not in order, but it was pretty easy to follow the plot.  Now that I have HBO Max, I have finally started going through the series from the beginning.  It's even more fun than I remember.

Space Ghost and Space Cabbie

 

Recently I have been watching the 1967 Jonny Quest series on HBO Max, and thoroughly enjoying them.  Sure, the animation of the time was fairly limited, but the plots and gorgeous visual work more than make up for that.  Alex Toth's designs for the characters, vehicles, hi-tech devices and weapons are a joy to take in.  Toth also gave Space Ghost one of the greatest superhero costumes ever, so It's no surprise.

Supergirl and Ms. Marvel in: "Circe's Serpent!"

 For this 11th cover featuring The Danvers Twins, I figured that I would go the animated series route.  This also gave me the opportunity to utilize the always awesome artwork of Bruce Timm.  I was lucky enough to pick up a sketch by him several years back: