Showing posts with label Nicola Scott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nicola Scott. Show all posts
Friday, April 29, 2022
Tigra and Cat-Man (Part 5 of 7)
As we hit Part 5 in our week-long tale, and it looks like Tigra wants to bring the team back together again - but why would she after all that's happened? And just who is this new master that she mentions? There's more to this story, so make sure you come back tomorrow for chapter 6!
Monday, October 4, 2021
Doctor Strange and Detective Chimp
Mephisto has been teased in the MCU (which has led to rampant speculation) but not actually used yet, and I wonder where or if he will actually show up. While he is a key villain from the comics with ties to many heroes, he still poses some problems when it comes to adapting him for the movies. China does not like any depictions of Satan, so that may be giving Disney pause. Will he appear in altered form, or will he be included with all of his devlish trappings, knowing his presence will keep the film out of a major market? Only time will tell.
Thursday, July 9, 2020
Spider-Woman and The Huntress
Spider-Woman has undergone a few costume changes recently, probably to give her a more movie-friendly appearance once she makes the leap to the big screen. Personally, I prefer her original look. It has nods to Spider-man's outfit while still having its own unique feel and looks even better when topped of by her gorgeous mane of hair. I'm not holding my breath waiting to see it show up in the movies, though.
These two previously met in STF #656...
Labels:
DC Comics,
Greg Land,
Huntress,
Marvel Comics,
Nicola Scott,
Spider Woman,
Super-Team Family,
Team Up
Saturday, June 20, 2020
The Falcon and Nightwing
There was talk of a Nightwing movie for a while, but I haven't heard anything about that in ages. I think the problem is that Batman in the movies keeps getting re-set. We never get around to introducing Robin, let alone allowing him to graduate into his second super-heroic identity. I understand that's been a major plot point of the Titans series on DC's streaming service. I'll have to check that out one of these days.
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
She-Hulk and the Female Furies
I thought that it was hilarious when Ed Asner voiced the animated version of Granny Goodness, Genius casting. Still, who could play her in live action, if the New Gods movie ever gets made? I've heard names like Oprah Winfrey and Kathy Bates mentioned, and I can see both. For me, I think that Margo Martindale would be perfect in the role.
Thank you to Tom Zilla, a Patron of this Blog, for suggesting a Big Barda/She-Hulk adventure...
Sunday, February 17, 2019
The New Teen Titans and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
The Titans series looked like a mixed bag to me, with some dodgy costumes, limited use of powers and overly dark tone outshadowing whatever cool moments it may deliver, but opinions seemed to improve as the show went on. So I'll put the question out to any of you who have watched it - was it a success for you? Did it capture the feel for the comics and characters, or did it miss the mark?
Thanks to Mike Shirley, a Patron of this blog, for suggesting this titanic teen team-up!
Friday, August 10, 2018
Oracle and Lieutenant Uhura
The creation of Oracle by John Ostrander was one of the best lemonade-out-of-lemons moves in comics. Despite the gorgeous artwork, I did not like the story of The Killing Joke and was not happy that Barbara Gordon's crippling at the hands of the Joker was canon. Once she re-imagined her heroic role as Oracle, though, I was intrigued and I enjoyed watching her development through titles like Birds of Prey. It's cool seeing her back as Batgirl again, but was it necessary? It's not like Batman doesn't have other female street level crimefighters to work with - even other Batgirls. It was nice to see that her disability did not prevent her from being a hero and I miss that.
Monday, January 1, 2018
Nightwing Vs. Taskmaster
Taskmaster is a character that I would love to see show up in a Marvel movie. His ability to mimic the skills that he sees makes him a viable opponent for many different heroes, so there's plenty of opportunity to use him. The only tricky part is the costume. I don't like it when the movie versions veer too far away from the suits we see on the comics page, but I have to admit his looks like it might be pretty tough to translate to live action.
If you are wondering when Taskmaster learned to fight like Batman, it happened way back in my B&B Lost Issue days, an early MS Paint effort from 2010...
If you are wondering when Taskmaster learned to fight like Batman, it happened way back in my B&B Lost Issue days, an early MS Paint effort from 2010...
Labels:
Cullen Bunn,
DC Comics,
Marvel Comics,
Nicola Scott,
Nightwing,
Super-Team Family,
Taskmaster,
Team Up
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
The Roustabouts
For this team, I thought it would be cool to group together heroes with a background in the circus or travelling shows. Yes, I know these guys were all performers and not roustabouts, but I liked the sound of the name so I went with it. By now I know the drill when I post a new team cover - "Nice, but you should have included captain such and such", and this time, I did it to myself! as soon as I was done, I realized that Deadman really should have been on the roster. If I ever revisit this team, I will have to rectify that!
Saturday, February 4, 2017
Scandal Savage and X-23
This cover comes about as the result of a request from Gail Simone, writer of Secret Six, Birds of Prey, Batgirl, Wonder Woman, Red Sonja and many more titles. Gail's stories are filled with humor, interesting plot twists and always intriguing character interaction. Thanks for all the great reading and for suggesting this pairing, Gail!
Labels:
Alan Davis,
DC Comics,
Marvel Comics,
Nicola Scott,
Scandal Savage,
Super-Team Family,
Team Up,
X-23
Monday, June 24, 2013
Changeling and Wolverine
I always liked the moment in X-Men and The New Teen Titans where these two characters meet and Changeling comments on their shared name. At that point, Wolverine's origins were still shrouded in mystery, and that quick exchange sent my mind wandering - there's gotta be a story there, right?
Labels:
beast boy,
changeling,
DC Comics,
John Cassaday,
Nicola Scott,
Super-Team Family,
Team Up,
Wolverine
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