The dating scene these days can seem as daunting as taking on a super-villain, that's for sure. Let's hope these two young heroes can navigate it without too much heartbreak.
The dating scene these days can seem as daunting as taking on a super-villain, that's for sure. Let's hope these two young heroes can navigate it without too much heartbreak.
These two first battled in STF #3976..., and I thought that it was time for a rematch. It looks like this time there might be a greater for for both of them to battle together. It might be interesting to see them forced to work together.
When heroes not only teamed up, but also traded villains, it always made for an exciting story for me. That's a big reason that Acts of Vengeance was one of my favorite crossover tales from Marvel, so many cool possibilities came out of it! I like to use the same concept on my STF covers from time to time, so here's another example.
These two heroes both have ties to Egypt, so it was only a matter of time before they crossed paths. Too bad a new shocking villain team has been formed to zap their chances at a successful partnership!
It will be interesting to see how Atom Smasher (Albert Rothstein's super hero identity after his time as Nuklon) will be depicted in live action when Black Adam hits the theaters. Noah Centino will be playing the part, and it looks as though the hero will be another in the long line of de-gingered comic book character adaptations. Hopefully, the costume will be comics accurate - although with a full face mask, I have my doubts about that, as Hollywood is generally not a fan of those either. Still, a great performance will override any aesthetic details, so I will remain cautiously optimistic.
Hal Jordan is an adventurer at heart, so I think that he would appreciate the fact that Jonny and Hadji share that spirit. Stick the three of them in The Savage Land, with a mysterious MacGuffin, and you've got a story that writes itself! Well, I would read it anyway!
The Sentinels are are always fun to see, but I have to admit the do seem to be pretty impractical. I mean, I can see the use for mutant hunting robots if that's your thing, but I never really understood why they were built to be so giant. If they are trying to capture mutants, that's hardly a stealthy design - I imagine they are pretty easy to see coming.
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