With two brightly glowing heroes zipping through the cosmos, I think that this would be a visually interesting tale to depict - and a fun one to read about!
With two brightly glowing heroes zipping through the cosmos, I think that this would be a visually interesting tale to depict - and a fun one to read about!
Here are a couple of heroes that have never gained mainstream attention outside of die hard comic book fans. Maybe if they are included in their respective cinematic universes down the line, that will change.
There have been rumors of a James Mangold directed Swamp Thing movie for a while now. Apparently, while it has been put on the back burner for the time being, it is still in development. Previous live action attempts with the character have not been able to strike a chord with audiences, but I still feel that there is a lot of potential with the right script and director. Here's hoping Mangold's vision finally gets realized and hits the big screen.
Oh boy, this can't end well! Still, It would have been fun to read about from the safety of my Earth Prime living room.
The only thing creepier than giant aliens are giant alien insects! Thanks to Kent Brockman of The Simpsons for the inspiration for this cover.
There has been speculation as to who will make up the members of the Justice League when they eventually appear in James Gunn's DCU. What I'm interested to know is if we will be getting the JLA Satellite as a base for the team. While I liked the design of the satellite on the Justice League animated series, I'd prefer to see the classic version from the 70's-80's comics.
Nova Previously met the JLA in STF #3429
He's back and badder than ever! That's right - Earth STF's greatest menace, Mr. Universe, returns for his 11th appearance to vex a couple of young heroes. Let's hope that they have better luck than the rest in putting this guy away for good!
Sure, it was cool back in the day when Karate Kid was sent back from the 30th Century to our time for a series of adventures - but I wished that other members of the Legion of Super-Heroes had been able to do the same. Wildfire would have been at the top of my list, I just thought that he was so cool.
Well, this certainly looks like it will be a crowded issue. Let's hope that the LSH and their time traveling visitors can stop tripping over each other long enough to face of against whatever threat has brought them together!
Marvel seems intent on bringing the Young Avengers to the MCU. That's all good and well, but these guys are the teen Marvel team that I'd really like to see join the fun. I think their series sold a lot better than any of the Young Avengers titles, after all.
Nova is one of the Marvel characters that I was able to follow from his very first appearance, so I have been waiting for him to finally be added to the MCU. Will Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 be the place where he is finally introduced? I haven't heard anything about that, but there will be a space to be filled for cosmic action once that trilogy concludes. Let's hope that Nova is part of the next generation of big screen cosmic heroes.
Nova first met Robin along with the rest of the New Teen Titans in STF 497...
Raven has a demonic, conquering father to contend with, so she might be more prepared for a battle with Thanos than most. He seems susceptible to appeals to his emotions, and her soul self might give him some difficulty. Of course, Psimon influencing him as well would be an issue - let's hope Nova recovers in time to lend a hand.
Coming tomorrow: STF #3900!
This is the kind of oddball team up that I really liked to see as a kid. These are two heroes that I would have never put together, but upon seeing them in an action scene, I'd simply have to find out just what was going on.
Time for another behind the scenes peek. Vigilante's original partner in this scene had to be removed and replaced - not to mention his lasso... here's a look at the process:
I've been looking for more Star Trek content to watch, but the new shows on Paramount+ have not really grabbed me. I did find a great substitute though - The Orville: New Horizons on Hulu. I enjoyed The Orville when it appeared on Fox a few years back, but this new iteration of the series is even better. The cast is largely the same, but there are three big differences: Longer episodes, a clearly bigger budget and the humor is dialed way down, making it more of a straight sci fi show. I highly recommend it.
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.
It sounds like Marvel may finally be preparing a Nova movie. The studio has reserved a few release dates for untitled movies a few years down the road and there is a lot of speculation that Nova will be joining the likes of Blade and The Fantastic Four in taking up one of those slots. Let's hope we get some concrete confirmation soon, along with hints as to what direction the movie will go in.
The Grey Gargoyle was a cool villain, if only because imagining being turned to stone was a frightening prospect to me as a young comics reader. I did have one question about his costume, though. It was cool that he appeared to be made of or at least covered with stone, but the cape confused me. It appeared to fold and flow like normal cloth. It seemed to me that it should have been at least somewhat rigid (or not included at all).
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