Hal Jordan first encountered Galactus way back in STF #254 from 2012, and it was time that they share a cover again. This time around, it looks like they may be working together though - and that would make me curious enough to pick up this issue.
Hal Jordan first encountered Galactus way back in STF #254 from 2012, and it was time that they share a cover again. This time around, it looks like they may be working together though - and that would make me curious enough to pick up this issue.
While the movie had it's issues, it was still great to see Galactus finally realized properly in Fantastic Four: First Steps. The sense of scale in the scenes featuring the World Devourer was very well done and the vocal performance suited the villain well. Now that he's been checked of the list, I am hoping to see Annihilus and a Thing/Hulk fight in the FF's next cinematic outing.
Galactus met Apache Chief of the Super Friends in one of the Back-Up Stories in STF #3300...
This story is a direct sequel to STF #4368, where The Last Boy on Earth first met The World Devourer. For this follow up tale, I figured that it was only appropriate to use Jack Kirby images, as he was the artistic genius behind both characters.
Next year we will be seeing Galactus and The Authority in the big screen. Well, Only the Engineer is slated to show up in Superman, but I am sure that seed will be planted for the entire Authority team, as they have an upcoming announced movie of their own. Galactus as a concept has been seen in the movies before, but Fantastic Four: First Steps will at last bring the character to live action. Let's hope everyone is done justice.
If there's a group that could successfully negotiate with the World-Devourer, it's got to be Kirk and company, right? It would be entertaining to see them give it a try, anyway. Let's hope that Spock has something worthy of trade!
Galactus encountered the Next Generation of Star Trek in STF #4112...
Elongated Man and Red Tornado were two members of the JLA that were never granted their own solo ongoing series, but that only made me seek out comics in which they did appear even more. I would have loved to have seen them on the forefront of a great team up battle like the one on this cover.
Elongated Man previously faced off against Galactus in STF #1581...
Yeah, I don't know how this group is expected to be able to take on the World Devourer either. It would be fun to watch them try, though! Let's hope that one of them has an ace up their sleeve.
These two Kirby creations are may be wildly different, but it might be cool to see them in a story together. Would Earth still be a filling snack for Galactus even after the great disaster? And just what secret is waiting for Kamandi in the Cavern of Lost Souls? The answers are just 60 cents away!
For the conclusion of this Five-Part Tale, The Surfer has finally come to his senses and granted the Power Cosmic to some more worthy recipients than Black Adam. Time to clean up the mess that he left behind and put Galactus in his place!
Captain Marvel previously faced off against the World Devourer with Superman at his side in STF #2969...
Presenting Part Two of a Five-Part Epic! Uh oh, looks like granting this Power Cosmic to Black Adam was a bit of a miscalculation on the Surfer's part! What will Teth-Adam's first act be, now that he has been even more super-powered - and can anyone stop him? Find out in Part Three tomorrow!
Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Enterprise have successfuly dealt with a lot of powerful entities through diplomacy and strategy. Still, I think that Galactus would give them a run for their money. It would be fun to see what negotiations between them and the World Devourer would look like - especially when those talks break down.
This is a confrontation that I would love to see. If there's one person that might be able to reason or bargain with Galactus, it's got to be The Doctor. It would be entertaining to watch him try at least.
This is a battle that I would love to see. These two characters are both immensely powerful, but have vastly different types of abilities at their disposal. I can see it resulting in page after page of wide screen action. The right artist could really make their confrontation a visual treat.
I have a strong suspicion that Pierce Brosnan's time as Doctor Fate will be limited to one movie, with him passing the mantle on by the end of Black Adam. Hopefully we will get plenty of him in action in the film, it will be interested to see how his magic spells are presented to set him apart from Doctor Strange or The Scarlet Witch. I'm looking forward to seeing a full shot of him in helmet and costume soon.
I still think that Keanu Reeves would be a good choice to play The Silver Surfer, but he may think that the role is too similar to the part he played in The Day The Earth Stood Still. The role will require an actor that can be emotive while stoic, it's all about the voice. Galactus will most likely largely be a product of CGI, so the performer's voice will be paramount there as well. I haven't heard a peep about either character actually showing up in the MCU yet, so I'm guessing that Marvel still has a few years to cast these roles.
Jor-El could really rock that headband. He's had a lot of looks over the years from John Byrne's futuristic reimagining to Marlon Brando's shiny pajamas, but I still prefer the classic colorful outfit. Plus, it explains why Superman eventually dresses the way he does.
Usually the final step in creating these covers is for me to step back, look at the image and then try to come up with some captions, dialogue or a title that will give an idea as to what the story inside might be about. Every once in a while, I feel that the image alone is enough to suggest the contents without any other additional information. This is one of those cases - I couldn't think of anything that I would add to this cover that would do anything besides clutter it up.
Watching Saturday morning cartoons was a treasured time for me as a kid. In addition to all of the colorful characters I saw, it was also a rare moment of solitude for me during the week. I was the second youngest of seven children, so I was always in the midst of a crowd at home. On some Saturdays, I would be able to get up before everyone else and have an hour or two just to myself. Alone time was a precious commodity to me in those days!
Watching the Inner Earth segments of the silly but tons of fun Godzilla Vs. Kong reminded me a lot of the world of The Herculoids, and how cool a modern take would be on the Hanna Barbera property. We are at a place where CGI could convincingly bring Zandor and company to life, but I wouldn't mind seeing an updated animated version either. One way or another, I hope to see The Herculoids return some day.
The last time these two appeared together, way back in STF #40, Vader had begun working for Galactus. I thought that it might be interesting to flip that dynamic for a second meeting between the two. I'm very interested to see how Darth Vader is handled in the upcoming Obi-Wan Kenobi Disney+ series. I'm glad that Hayden Christiansen will get another crack at the role of Anakin Skywalker, hopefully he'll be given better dialogue to work with this time around!
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