These two teams last crossed paths in STF #1279, and first met way back in STF #60... I thought it was time to feature them together again.
These two teams last crossed paths in STF #1279, and first met way back in STF #60... I thought it was time to feature them together again.
It's too bad that Marvel has pivoted away from Kang in the movies. Sure, he was beaten by ants, undermining his villainous stature, but an Avengers: Kang Dynasty movie could have offered up some fun time travel scenarios. Imagine Spider-Man in the Time of Devil Dinosaur, Hawkeye teaming up with Two-Gun Kid, or Hulk meeting his future self, The Maestro. Oh well, maybe we will get another chance after Secret Wars reboots everything!
I definitely think that these two teams go well together. The Doom Patrol and The Defenders previously met in STF #3588. The Patrol has also separately run into the Hulk in STF #2976 and Namor in STF #4344.
To think that we could have gotten a scene of the Classic Mar-Vell or a properly realized Supreme Intelligence in the Captain Marvel movie - and we were given a tired looking Annette Bening as a substitute for both. What a missed opportunity. I do think that Bening is a talented actress, but I have to believe that's not what fans were hoping for.
Back in another life, I used to do a lot of acting. About the only person I knew that made it big had been Connie Britton, who I went to acting school with back in the early 90's. One of the last shows I did was an off-Broadway production of a play called Open House. We ran for over a month, and I had a good time acting with and hanging out afterwards with my character's romantic interest, played by my friend Stephanie. The show ended and I only saw Steph once more when she came to see me in a night of one acts a little later. I stopped performing and she moved out of the city so we lost track. Fast forward about 16 years later and I'm watching Doom Patrol. There was something familiar about Hammerhead, the manifestation of one of Crazy Jane's personalities - and the credits confirmed it. She shaves her head for the role, but that is indeed my old pal Stephanie. We later caught up on Facebook, it's nice to see her with a cool comic book related recurring role. Looks like she got a part on the new MacGuyver series as well.
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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