Scott Free is known for being able to get out of any trap, using wits and gadgetry. The Hulks just smashes his way through any obstacles. It would be cool to see them working together in a great escape.
Scott Free is known for being able to get out of any trap, using wits and gadgetry. The Hulks just smashes his way through any obstacles. It would be cool to see them working together in a great escape.
We've already seen the abomination a few times in live action, now it's time to get Man-Bat on the big screen. He may be too out there for Matt Reeves grounded take on Batman, but James Gunn's more fanciful DCU seems like the perfect place for Kirk Langstrom's bestial alter ego to show up.
These two first faced off in STF #4491...
Both of these big bruisers came about as the result of scientific tampering. It's only natural that they would clash if the crossed paths. Woe be to anyone who is unfortunate enough to get between them!
Logan could also be described as a one man army corps, so this is a pairing that I think could work well. Now that I see them side by side, it makes me wonder - did Jack Kirby ever draw Wolverine for Marvel? I can't think of a time he did, let me know if I am forgetting an issue.
Harley Quinn has encountered Doc Samson before on this blog - they first met in STF #1216 and then crossed paths again in STF #2221. Harley also squared off against Moonstone in STF #3122. I thought it was time to get all of them together.
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.
This would be an interesting match up. Man-Bat has agility and flight at his advantage, while The Abomination has his incredible strength. No matter who wins, it would be cool to see them join forces against The Grandmaster at the end of the story.
Cap previously teamed with the Hal Jordan GL in STF #2862, and met the Alan Scott GL in STF #372 and then again in STF #719... I felt it was time that he shared an adventure with John Stewart (hopefully to be cast soon for James Gunn's DCU). I'm sure they would get along with their military backgrounds, and Gil Kane on the art chores would make it a beautiful read.
I always thought there might be a connection between these guys. I mean, look at the matching color schemes on Optimus Prime and the US 1 truck - that can't be a coincidence!
Here's a cover where the final product looks rather simple, but required a lot of background de-cluttering, extending and rebuilding before I could replace Batman with The Hulk. Here's a look at the behind the scenes process:
When Robert Jackson, a Patron of this blog, suggested this pairing, I was surprised that I had not gotten to it yet, it really does seem like a natural. So, thank you, Robert! There's lots of speculation as to who will play each character on the big screen, but I think it will be some time before we see either. Dick Grayson needs at least one movie as Robin before changing his super-heroic identity if they want to do his story justice, and while Gambit is cool, he certainly should not be among the first group of X-Men introduced (though I do like the suggestion of Austin Butler for the role).
Godzilla has had a grudge against the Titans since he clashed with them in their first incarnation back in STF #1376. They have a little more firepower this time around, but they still have their work cut out for them. I remember Changeling turning into a dinosaur on a couple of occasions, that may be a good place to start!
Set photos from the upcoming Batgirl movie seem to indicate that there is a Robin active in that version of Gotham City. It's still uncertain as to how Batman will even be handled in that movie - Commissioner Gordon will be played by The Snyderverse's J.K. Simmons, but Ben Affleck will have already retired from Playing the Dark Knight following the events of The Flash - a film which will also bring back Michael Keaton's Bruce Wayne, setting him up to appear in Batgirl. Maybe all of this will make more sense once we se a trailer, but it seems a bit crazy right now.
Batman met with The Avengers a few times way back in my Brave and the Bold: The Lost Issues! days - First when he tried to rewrite the team's roster, then when he was a part of the the original line-up and finally with Cap's Kooky Quartet...
One of the big rumors for Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness is that we will be seeing cameos by established MCU heroes as played by other actors, either from previous movie franchises or castings that didn't quite work out. I am trying to avoid to many spoilers to see if this is true and if so, who exactly will show up. Still, one I'd love to see is Edward Norton's Bruce Banner/Hulk. I don't know what the relationship is between Norton and Marvel following his replacement with Mark Ruffalo a decade or so back, but it would be a pretty cool moment to see him show up.
With Marvel getting ready to introduce The Fantastic Four and their roster of related characters and HBO Max looking to explore the Justice league Dark side of the DCU, I wonder which of these two we will see in a movie first? The Surfer was one aspect that the Fox FF movies got right, so Marvel is probably thinking of a way not to repeat his previous introduction - I still think a solo movie might be the way to go. The Spectre kind of had a cameo on the short lived Constantine series, but he truly has not made a proper live action debut. Frankly, my preference would be for him to get his own feature as well!
These two previously met in STF #2600...
I'm looking forward to Godzilla Vs. Kong when it is released later this month. Godzilla: King of the Monsters got a lot of flack, but I quite enjoyed it. Sure, the human characters could have been written a lot better, but those monster battles were awesome! So I am going into this next film with the same attitude with which I watched that one - laugh at the humans and marvel at the behemoths! If I get enough spectacle it won't have to be Citizen Kane.
Not only are these two of my favorite supporting characters, they both share the same last name, so why not have them share an adventure together? I'm looking forward to the return of Pat Dugan on the upcoming second season of Stargirl. Dum Dum Dugan may not be returning to the MCU unless they present another period piece... or feature the Zombified Version that runs with the new Howling Commandos!
Shazam! Fury of the Gods looks to be a jam-packed film. Its got a whole extended Shazam Family to deal with, with promises of DC character Cameos, Sivana's return and presumably some Gods are going to be furious. Still, I hope there's plenty of room left for the antagonist teased at the end of the first film - Mr. Mind! He is one of my all-time favorite villains and I love that he is finally getting a big budget movie treatment.
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