With Shalla Bal sent away with Galactus, I hope there is a way for Norrin Radd to join the MCU. Mostly, I want him to get together with Dr. Strange, Hulk and Namor so they can have a Defenders adventure in the MCU.
With Shalla Bal sent away with Galactus, I hope there is a way for Norrin Radd to join the MCU. Mostly, I want him to get together with Dr. Strange, Hulk and Namor so they can have a Defenders adventure in the MCU.
This cover comes about at she result of a suggestion by Marc Tyler Nobleman, comics' historian and Patron of this Blog. Thanks, Marc! I'm looking forward to Mr. Terrific's return in Man of Tomorrow, hopefully he will get another cool solo action scene.
Uh oh, Mr. Universe is back to menace the heroes of STF once again! This time though, he's facing one who has met him before - Firestorm battled him alongside Mar-Vell in STF #4735. Hopefully that experience and the help of Space Ghost will give him an edge this time around.
Two attorneys, both named Harvey but each operating with their own set of rules - It was only a matter of time before they crossed paths.
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.
Sure, Dick Dastardly was a bad guy, but he definitely had one of the cooler vehicles in The Wacky Races. I never thought Muttley was really all that bad though, he just always seemed to be laughing and having a good time.
With the announcement of a live action Jetsons film in the works, perhaps my dream of seeing Dynomutt of the big screen is a bit closer. I mean, Scooby Doo has had his cinematic day multiple times now, let's get everyone's favorite mechanical mutt into the movies!
The HBO Max Lanterns series is the next DCU project that is coming up. We have seen and heard surprisingly little about the show while it has been in production. I'm glad they aren't giving too much away, but I do hope we will get to see at least a teaser treailer soon.
Birdman met the Silver Age Hawkman in STF #1345, and previously shared an adventure with the Golden Age Hawkman in STF #1532. When I saw the chance to use all Jerry Ordway artwork, I figured it was time to feature a third outing with the winged heroes fighting side by side.
It was only a matter of time before the greatest animated space hero crossed paths with the rebels from a galaxy far, far away. I think that this is a tale with the potential for grand heroics and wide screen adventure.
The Wacky Races was the ultimate cartoon crossover when I was a kid. I figured I would have some of my favorite fictional vehicles join to competition for this issue. I'm guessing this would be a seriously fast paced tale!
Quasar was one of those Marvel heroes that I expected to eventually break our and become a heavy hitter, but he never quite did. Still, I generally enjoyed his appearances. He did seem like he might have fit better in the DCU rather than Marvel - maybe it was his very Silver Age style costume.
Maybe they missed their window, as comic book movies are having a tough time lately - but I really wish we had gotten a Hanna Barbera Cinematic Universe. Start with Space Ghost, then Johnny Quest, Dynomutt, The Herculoids and more could follow afterwards. Superhero fatigue be damned, I'd buy my tickets!
For a brief moment, the classic Jonny Quest cartoons showed up on HBO Max. I only got about five episodes in before they were pulled off of the service. Hopefully they will return or show up somewhere else that I can check out the rest. It was great seeing them again after all these years.
A couple of cosmos inspired heroes stumbling upon a mystery on the Transformers homeworld is just the kind of set up to catch my attention when perusing the new comics rack. I think this one would have definitely made it into the buy pile.
Harvey Birdman met up with plenty of other heroes on his late night show. It's too bad that Marvel characters were off limits, because having Daredevil show up would have seemed natural. Oh well, that's what this blog is for, presenting the team ups that should have happened already!
Hmm... have these two actually found a loophole or would this maneuver be against the Magic Genie Code of Conduct? Other than their freedom, what might they wish for?
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