Selina Kyle has broken into a lot of places, but this is the home of The Inhumans. Has she bitten of more that she can chew, and just what exactly is she after? The answers are only sixty cents away!
Selina Kyle has broken into a lot of places, but this is the home of The Inhumans. Has she bitten of more that she can chew, and just what exactly is she after? The answers are only sixty cents away!
Three quite different heroes from three different comic universes thrown together in one wild adventure - I'd read it, just to find out what's going on! It would be fun to see all of their personalities clash.
Frank Castle may not be the type to train under someone else, but maybe he would make an exception for Ted Grant. Pity the bad guys that try to interrupt their sparring session!.
Despite his wealth and abilities, Nighthawk was never quite able to rise above B-list status. Still, I always liked Kyle Richmond and he had a very cool costume, so I always welcomed his appearances. I think he would work well with the Blue & Gold team, acting as kind of a less gruff Batman.
There was a bunch of clutter removal and background rebuilding required on this cover before I could add The Atom in. Here's a look at the behind the scenes progress:
Now that Johnny Storm is officially in the MCU, we really need to see him and Spider-Man alongside each other. They have a great relationship in the comics, and it would be fun to see that brought to the big screen. The only thing I want to see more out of the cinematic Fantastic Four is of course a Thing/Hulk battle.
It was only a matter of time before the deadliest underwater denizen of Earth-STF showed up again. Let's hope that our heroes are up to the task of turning that evil into a force for good!
Despite all of their differences, for some reason I think that these two could find some common ground. As long as they were up against a mutual enemy, anyway.
This would definitely be an interesting battle. Thor would have a tough go of it, but maybe the fact that Doomsday is certainly not worthy to hold Mjolnir might give him an opportunity to prevail.
I haven't seen the new FF movie yet, but I hear that Pedro Pascal is pretty good as Reed despite the mustache and limited stretching scenes. I was worried about the casting, so that's good to hear.
This cover required some decluttering and background replacement. Here is a look at the behind the scenes progress:
It will be interesting to see how the Shalla-Bal Silver Surfer is handles in Fantastic Four: First Steps. Will she survive the events of the movie, or will she make some grand sacrifice, paving the way for the classic Surfer from the comics? I guess we will all find out soon enough.
It's good to see these two working together, after they were clearly at odds when they first met on this blog in STF #3855. I wouldn't want to be in the Killer Shark's flippers right now...
It looks like Reddy has reverted back to his original form for this tale. It's nice to see him getting along with Ororo after they had clashed in STF #2441, due to events that took place way back in STF #82...
I was more a fan of traditional superhero fare than I was of sword and sandals epics like Conan. Still, his stories seemed to attract some of the greatest artists in the industry. That was enough for me to want to check out an adventure here and there. John Buscema and others truly created some gorgeous artwork when contributing to the genre.
We only got a split second shot of Metamorpho in the new Superman teaser trailer, but it was enough to get me excited. I thought that Anthony Carrigan looks great in the make up they are using on him, he looked very comics accurate. With at least one major scene taking place at Stagg Industries, will we possibly be getting Rex Mason's origin in this movie?
Red Tornado already has the power of The Tornado Tyrant within him, as told when his origin was fleshed out in one of my favorite JLA tales. Getting an infusion from Galactus would really put him over the top. It would be interesting to see what the ramifications of such a change would be.
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