A Sanctum Sanctorum sapped of its magic is a mystery worthy of the paranormal investigation. It would be interesting to see Hellboy trying to determine what is truly going on.
A Sanctum Sanctorum sapped of its magic is a mystery worthy of the paranormal investigation. It would be interesting to see Hellboy trying to determine what is truly going on.
I am always happy to feature the artwork of Mike Mignola on this blog. Just seeing these three together already starts a story rolling around in my mind, and having it illustrated by a master of light and dark like Mignola would truly make it into something special.
There was talk of a live action Gargoyles movie a few years ago, but I haven't heard much about it since the projects announcement. It appears to still be in development, so hopefully we will hear about some forward momentum soon. If done right, it could be a very cool film. Thanks to Mike Shirley, a Patron of this Blog, for suggesting this team up!
Has anybody checked out the Hellboy: The Crooked Man movie? The reviews that I saw during its brief run said that the limited budget was very noticeable, but that the story was pretty faithful to the comics. I couldn't even finish the previous David Harbour Hellboy movie, so I hope it is better than that.
Fans are going crazy for Krypto in the new Superman trailer, and considering James Gunn's deft handling of Rocket Raccoon and other animal characters, I can understand why. I loved the brief glimpse at Metamorpho as well - If Gunn can successfully bring that tough to adapt Silver Age hero to the big screen, who's to say the Ultra the Multi-Alien is off the table for an appearance in a future DCU project?
A big red bruiser with a tail? Something tells me that Hellboy would feel a bit of kinship with Devil Dinosaur. It would be a hoot to see them share an adventure together.
These two always seemed to have similar personalities to me, so I suspect that they would work well together. Hellboy is always coming across strange looking beings with fantastical powers, so joining forces with Rex Mason would just be another day on the job for him.
When Marvel Vs. DC came out in 1996 one of the battles fans really wanted to see was between these two savage brawlers. So having it limited to a single page and taking place out of sight behind a bar may have been considered a cute idea by the editors, but it left the readers very unsatisfied. Maybe one day they will get a proper rematch.
Okay, a few days ago I was mentioning how I wondered why more heroes did not hade looser fitting sleeves on their costumes like Firestorm does - but this is going a bit too far. Manhunter's sleeves were more than just loose, they were positively voluminous! Perhaps he was hiding extra weapons in them?
These two previously met in STF #3081 and first crossed paths in in STF #1402...
The one thing that that bothers me about the death of The Black Widow in the MCU is that it eliminates one team up I had been hoping to see. Now that Daredevil is in the fold and getting his owns series on Disney+, I was really hoping we would see some action with DD and the Widow side by side. I loved the era in the comics when she was Daredevil's partner, and even shared logo space on the cover. It would have been great to seen an episode of Daredevil: Born Again pay homage to those classic tales.
With the introductions of America Chavez and Kamala Khan to the MCU, there's been a lot of discussion about Marvel setting up a team of Young Avengers. That's sounds good, but what about the teen team that predated them? New Warriors always had an interesting cast of characters, and it would be cool to see them in live action some day.
There's talk from time to time about finally getting Guillermo Del Toro finally finishing his Hellboy trilogy, but I don't see it happening. Ron Perlman is in his 70's now and Selma Blair's multiple sclerosis might make it tough to do an action role, but they may both still be willing. Still, I don't think the box office potential is there for Universal Pictures to want to take the plunge. Perhaps an alternative would be something smaller on a streaming service just to show how the story ends?
I was interested to read that Ron Perlman say that, despite now being in his 70's, he is willing to do one more movie to finish out his Hellboy trilogy if the studios want to make it and if Guillermo Del Toro is ready to direct. I'm guessing this would ignore the ill-received reboot from a few years ago. I know I'd be interested, but I'm not holding my breath waiting for Universal Pictures or whoever has the rights today to greenlight the project. I'd definitely want Liz to return as well, but Selma Blair has her own medical issues these days, I don't know how much acting she still does. Still, I'd love to be pleasantly surprised, I like the first two Hellboy movies quite a bit.
Something tells me that these two would get along famously. They both seem to have similar attitudes. Plant them in the middle of an Imperial entanglement and just watch the sparks fly. There's plenty of opportunity for over the top action and mayhem here.
You know what I'm thankful for today? All of the awesome visitors who make time to stop by and check out these covers. I am especially thankful to those who leave comments and let me know what they think.
I've had a few requests for a Thing-led poker night cover, and I finally got around to it here. I had fun deciding who Ben Grimm might include. He already had a poker buddy in Lando Calrissian from STF #1943, and back in my MTIO: The Lost Issues days he met Jonah Hex, Wildcat and Hellboy... I'd love to be a fly on the wall for this game.
I'm looking forward to the new season of Stargirl. Word is that Jon Wesley Shipp will be reprising his role as Jay Garrick, so we can expect more JSA action. Jakeem Thunder will be joining the ranks of the young JSA'ers, and it will be interesting to see how Thunderbolt will be depicted. We may even get a Green Lantern at some point in the season as I have read about some casting for Jade.. Should be fun!
Lobo doesn't really get along with a lot of characters, but I think that he might not mind working with Hellboy. The last Czarnian always welcomes a good fight and Hellboy knows where all the best monsters are hidden. I can definitely see the two of them cutting a wide path through the nether realm.
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