Time for some Gil Kane goodness. He was always able to select the perfect moment in a story and present it dynamically with his amazing artwork. He was easily my favorite Marvel Comics cover artist.
Time for some Gil Kane goodness. He was always able to select the perfect moment in a story and present it dynamically with his amazing artwork. He was easily my favorite Marvel Comics cover artist.
Reports are that the Netflix versions of Power Man and Iron Fist will appear in the next season of Daredevil: Born Again, and possibly even in the current season's finale. I'll be glad to see them back and it will be interesting to see how they are handled. Will Danny Rand finally have a proper costume? With the big cliffhanger that the Luke Cage series ended on be addressed? Only time will tell.
Maybe Boston Brand would have found his killer sooner if he had consulted with a Hero for Hire like Luke Cage. It would certainly be entertaining to read about.
I think it might be fun to see these two working side by side on a case. The clash in personalities would make for an interesting back and forth between the two.
Uh oh! You know it's a real Crisis when Barry Allen is smack dab in the middle of it! But just how can a beat down on The Constrictor have world altering ramifications? The answers are only sixty cents away!
Power Man met the Wally West Flash in STF #4825...
The New Teen Titans was my go-to comic for nonstop action back in the day. I still remember the issue where the team invaded the Brotherhood of Evil's headquarters, great stuff. Hopefully the story above would offer the same bang for your buck.
There's a lot of speculation that James Gunn's DCU may concentrate more on Wally West than Barry Allen when The Flash is introduced. I can understand them wanting to do something different after the TV series and the DCEU version, but I hope that Barry gets at least a little time to shine. Maybe an adventure with Kyle Chandler's Green Lantern before he moves aside to make way for John Stewart to be the main GL of the DCU.
Daredevil: Born Again on Disney+ is off to a strong start, and we know that The Punisher is scheduled to appear in the series. That gives me hope that other characters from the Netflix series will get another chance. I'd love to see a Heroes for Hire series that also includes The Daughters of the Dragon.
That's right - Mr. Universe is back! We haven't seen the last of him either! I have big plans for this new STF original recurring villain. You can expect to see him up against all sorts of heroes in future covers.
These are two of my favorite buddy teams in all of comics, so it is long overdue that I have them meet up on the blog. While one team is literally all about business, the other likes to have a little fun while they are crime fighting, which might make for a fun dynamic.
Elongated Man's back-up tales that would appear in Detective Comics and other titles were among some of my favorites. The mini mysteries they presented were perfectly suited for the shorter page count and I liked the chemistry between the Dibny's. We need more of the Stretchable Sleuth!
Luke Cage is referring here to the last time he an Iron Fist tangled with Solomon Grundy, a case with Captain Hero in STF #3856. Power Man also had a solo battle against the undead mobster in STF #1648...
I remember back in the late 90's when I was working on my big DC/Marvel crossover story that featured Darkseid and Dr. Doom as the villain (the pencils for which are included on my 2000th STF post). I really just did it for my own enjoyment and rarely ever showed anyone the pages. There was one time when I brought a date over and thought she might be interested to see what I had done. She looked over the pages, rolled her eyes and said, "You spelled Apocalypse wrong". I pulled out my copy of Who's Who in the DC Universe to show her that I hadn't, but she remained unimpressed. Needless to say, that relationship did not last.
After pestering so many heroes in the DC Universe, it looks like Irwin Schwab is seeking out other opportunities. But will the Heroes for Hire be able to put up with his particular brand of "help"? I don't know, but it might be fun to see play out.
Genndy Tartakovsky wrote and illustrated a Cage mini-series that came out in 2016, and I would love to see an animated adaptation of it. Tartakovsky's work on Samurai Jack, Clone Wars and especially Primal have made me into a giant fan of his, and I look forward to any new project that he announces.
As we reach the mid-point of this Five-Part Epic, We see that The Enchantress is not done with her heartbreaking ways, and that makes for an unlucky thirteenth appearance of The Power Couple on this blog. We finally have a hint of a motive, however - what's this about her true love? Make sure to come back tomorrow for the next chapter in this saga...
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