When these two last met each other on the blog in STF #4988, Indy was seeking out Dr. Fate's help. It looks like Fate is the one in need of assistance this time around.
When these two last met each other on the blog in STF #4988, Indy was seeking out Dr. Fate's help. It looks like Fate is the one in need of assistance this time around.
Thanks to Mike Selinker for the suggestion to pair these two together! Sue Dibny is one of my favorite supporting characters, so his idea inspired me. I had to do a bit of image extension before I could add the second Sue in. Here's a look at the behind the scenes progress:
I have enjoyed tales in the past where Doctor Doom must reluctantly work with heroes like Iron Man or the Fantastic Four. I can see this story having a similar tense dynamic.
Halo's costume makes her look right at home on the rainbow bridge. That was enough to suggest a story to me, as I always enjoy using this criminally underrated DC heroine.
This is just the kind of crazy circumstance that I would expect to see in a story about The Bottle City of Kandor. I'd think The Micronauts would be right at home there, there must be a good reason that they want out.
For the middle part of our Three-Part Epic, it looks like Hawkwoman and Lady Sif have gone missing! It's a good thing they arranged for some back up for just such an occasion. Make sure you return here tomorrow for the thrilling conclusion!
With The Ghost set to appear in Thunderbolts, I hope we get an update as to the whereabouts of Bill Foster in the MCU. He was last seen going off with her at the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp, after all. I also still hope we will someday get a flashback scene of him in full on Giant-Man action!
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.
It was always fun to see street level hero Oliver Queen's take on the goings on when he would get into some type of cosmic adventure with Hal Jordan or the JLA. I think a tale like the one above would provide plenty of opportunities for him to make some interesting observations.
I'd say by breaking in there undetected, she has already proven it. Will the JLA treat The Black Cat with suspicion, or will they allow her to lead them to the true threat? The answers are only 60 cents away!
For this Anniversary Issue, I knew The Fantastic Four would have to be involved. I figured this would be a good opportunity to present a match-up that I have wanted to get to for a while now and have them share an adventure with The Metal Men. Here's a closer look at the individual stories:
It will be interesting to see Jon Bernthal return as The Punisher in the upcoming Disney+ Daredevil: Born Again series. He was great in the role on the Netflix shows, but those were a lot more violent than anything I expect to see on this new family friendly service, even if it is in their "adult" section. Let's hope he isn't watered down too much.
It's crazy how many rumors have come and gone regarding the casting of the new Fantastic Four. Joseph Quinn from the latest season of Stranger Things seems to be the current frontrunner to play Johnny Storm. While I really enjoyed his performance, it might be a little jarring to see him as Johnny, since many have pointed out that he looks a lot like a young Robert Downey Jr.
Another Two-Part Epic begins here! I have not heard any word on whether the Original Guardians of the Galaxy will show up again in James Gunn's third volume of the movie series, but since it will be his last outing for Marvel, I hope he finds a way to include them. Now, which JLA enemy have they shown up on this cover to help defeat? Make sure you come back tomorrow to find out!
These two teams also shared an adventure back in STF #2018...
A Blue Beetle/Booster Gold buddy movie was one of the many ideas floated by Warner Bros in the last decade that never seemed to go anywhere. Now that there's new leadership for DCU films and given James Gunn's fondness for everyman type heroes, maybe there's a chance that this one could get back on track.
Cap last appeared with Ted Kord under a mountain in STF #1741 and they two first met way back in STF #234. Cap met Blue Beetle Dan Garrett in STF #1078...
I have to admit that Freddie Stroma won me over Peacemaker. At first, I felt his portrayal was a bit too broad, but he leaned into it with such conviction that I had to laugh. Still, the supporting hero is so far in personality and back story from the Adrian Chase/Vigilante of the comics that I really wish they had just created a whole new character. That way we could have still had Stroma's amusing antics without having to radically alter a pretty dark and serious ant-hero from the comics.
When The X-Men finally come to the MCU, one of the main things I want to see is a far better treatment of Cyclops. The previous actors in the role did a fine job, it's just that they were not given much to work with. Fans want to see Scott Summers as the seasoned field leader we know from the comics rather than a straight man relegated to the background until he is unceremoniously killed off.
Presenting Part One of a Two-Part tale! I look forward to seeing Pierce Brosnan as Doctor Fate in the upcoming Black Adam movie - despite thee odd design choice not to have eyeholes on his helmet. I really hope my prediction is incorrect and that the character is not killed off by the end of the movie. I have a sneaking suspicion that one way or another there will be a passing of the mantle.
So just who is the foe these two are heading to face, anyway? Come back tomorrow for the thrilling conclusion!
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