Neither of these guys ever really hit the big time as far as popularity in the comics goes, but I enjoyed their adventures. They seem like the types that would cross one another's paths eventually, and it would be cool to see them interact.
Neither of these guys ever really hit the big time as far as popularity in the comics goes, but I enjoyed their adventures. They seem like the types that would cross one another's paths eventually, and it would be cool to see them interact.
I doubt I would ever read any Nemesis growing up if he wasn't the star of the back up feature in my favorite comic - The Brave and the Bold. I'm glad I did though, It's a crackling spy adventure featuring a master of disguise, deftly illustrated by Dan Spiegel. I've always wanted to see those back-ups collected into a TPB, but I don't know if the demand will ever be there for such a project.
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