Uh oh! I bet that mild-mannered Clark Kent doesn't look all that bad now, Lana! Her power set was always a bit icky to me, but she doesn't deserve this!
Uh oh! I bet that mild-mannered Clark Kent doesn't look all that bad now, Lana! Her power set was always a bit icky to me, but she doesn't deserve this!
This is a rare case where I used an actual Super-Team Family cover to make a lost issue. Some prep work was required before I could add in Ant-Man. Here's a look at the behind the scenes progress:
This is another cover which required a bit of background tweaking and rebuilding prior to adding in any new elements. Here is a look at the behind the scenes process:
Did you guess the correct Legionnaire to accompany The Black Knight back to his era from yesterday's cover? Who better to locate an important lost artifact than one of the 31st Century's best trackers?
Marvel laid the seeds for The Black Knight in Eternals. Let's hope we won't have to wait years before we see Dan Whitman on the big screen again, so that he can fully embrace his heroic destiny.
It's too late to remove Ezra Miller from the already-shot Flash movie, but Warner Bros. will certainly have a new actor in the role of Barry Allen for any new projects. For the first time I am hearing rumors of a replacement - George McKay. I only know him from the movie 1917, but he was pretty good in that and certainly looks the role. If he can pull off a convincing American accent, I'm all for it. We'll see if this rumor pans out.
I was glad to use a Daredevil image here from the amazing David Mazzuchelli. I was very lucky to be able to pick up a DD sketch by him several years back:
Sony really wants to explore its roster of Spider-Man related characters. We've seen two Venom movies plus Morbius, and now Kraven the Hunter and Madame Web are in production. The obvious question that comes to mind is - where is word of a Spider-Woman movie? I'd think she would get the nod before more solo villain stories.
When these two heroes first appeared together in STF #2568, Bob Greenwade (a patron of this blog) suggested that I revisit the pairing, but with the two their winged horse companions. Well, here you go, Bob! I can't blame him for the request, one Pegasus makes for a majestic sight, why not two? Well for one reason, two can be tough to fit on a single cover! I was glad I found a way, though.
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