Scott Free is known for being able to get out of any trap, using wits and gadgetry. The Hulks just smashes his way through any obstacles. It would be cool to see them working together in a great escape.
Scott Free is known for being able to get out of any trap, using wits and gadgetry. The Hulks just smashes his way through any obstacles. It would be cool to see them working together in a great escape.
These two are usually seen together as teammates on The Roustabouts, and I thought that I would give them a side mission for this issue. Let's hope they can turn the table on these two wagering rascals!
I hear Vanessa Kirby is a standout as Sue Storm in Fantastic Four: First Steps. I look forward to seeing what kind of innovative ways she uses her powers in the film, as well as her relationship with Reed, Johnny and Ben.
It's time for another all-Kirby classic. Scott Free has made a lot of great escapes in his day, but can even he break free from the bonds of time? It would be fun to see how he got in to this situation - and how he gets out!
For the fifth appearance of The Roustabouts, I figured that it was time for an entire team free for all. Who better to turn this team of circus heroes against one another than Arcade?
Scott Free is the world's greatest escape artist - but would he be able to find his way out of the digital world? It would be a challenge even for him, and one that I would certainly enjoy reading about.
When I was a kid, The Silver Surfer's appearances were all based around him trying to escape Earth's atmosphere. He eventually was able to do so, but perhaps he would have found his space-faring Freedom a lot sooner if he had called on the assistance of master escape artist Scott Free.
I used to like the Marvel Team-Up annuals that would have a truly random assemblage of heroes gather together for an adventure. This is my take on that concept. I can see The Ringmaster in the middle of his latest plot, unaware that the audience includes a handful that are ready to fight back.
This is another another cover that required a bit of background and foreground rebuilding before I could add new elements in. Here's a look at the behind the scenes process:
Coming tomorrow: STF #4300!
For this, the fourth appearance of The Roustabouts, I thought I would raise the stakes a little. Let's see how the Brawlers Under the Big Top fare against Mephistopheles himself! It's a good thing that half of their members have extensive experience battling demonic entities.
We've seen Spider-Man break loose from being trapped through sheer force of strength and will before, but that's got to be pretty tiring, even for a superhero. He could really use some suit upgrades from Scott Free. You never know when a hidden lockpick or some of the other 4th World gadget might come in handy.
Time for another all-Kirby classic. I'm a little surprised I am only getting to this pairing now, these two look really good together. I'm betting a soldier like Cap would find some common ground with a man that was raised for battle in the Fire Pits of Apokolips.
DC seems to be having some trouble adapting The New Gods to the big screen. Zach Snyder introduced elements in his Justice League movie, but Warner Bros does not seem to want to move forward with his vision. They also cancelled Ava DuVernay's New Gods movie that was in development, and are most likely not encouraged by the muted reactions to Marvels similar Eternals. I've got the perfect solution - go with a New Gods animated series first! That will give the property the proper length to tell an expansive story that features such a large cast of characters. If it's a hit, audiences will be primed to se a live action version as a follow up.
It looks like the Avengers and New Gods have patched up their differences from STF #3000... and I have to say, Mr. Miracle and Barda look like they would fit right in with the team. I do hope that they and the rest of the New Gods get another shot at the big screen, now that the Ava DuVernay film has been scrapped. Telling the story of their upbringing on Apokolips and eventual romance would be compelling and provide lots of great moments for a movie.
I think before I ever had a superhero action figure, I had a couple of Planet of the Apes action figures to play with. I recall having some Planet of the Apes trading cards and a lunchbox too. They were a pretty big deal at the time, I think this was around the time when there was a TV series in addition to the movies. Ape mania had swept the country - or at least my household!
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