I'm not sure when Season Two of Creature Commandos is coming out, but it will be interesting to see where G.I. Robot's story will go next once it does. Will he make the leap to live action eventually? only time will tell.
I'm not sure when Season Two of Creature Commandos is coming out, but it will be interesting to see where G.I. Robot's story will go next once it does. Will he make the leap to live action eventually? only time will tell.
This could be an interesting match up. Would Crusher Creel be able to absorb the team's shapeshifting abilities in addition to their metallic properties? I'm thinking that would make for a more exciting battle, so if I was the writer, I'd say yes.
Now we found out where the missing heroes from yesterday's cover have been. This marks the third clash between these two teams. They first met in STF #700, and then again in STF #2259...
Here's a larger look at today's individual stories:
A scene like this could set up quite the divergent timeline. It would be interesting to watch unfold.
Has anyone checked out Superman and Spider-Man's recent real world crossover, and was it any good? I'm waiting for these new DC/Marvel crossovers to be collected in digital and then I plan to check them out, but I'd love to hear your opinions.
Superman and Spider-Man have had a history on this blog as well - They were last seen together sporting their black costumes, Superman gathered heroes to find a missing Spidey... There was a movie of their classic crossover... once they underwent an identity crisis... and once they decided to have a car fight.
These guys are all heroes, but they've all done some shady stuff as well. Not many heroes would give them pause, but being stared down by the Spectre has got to be an exception!
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
Rose & The Thorn was a cool back up series. It's too bad that the character has slipped through the cracks. DC needs more heroines that are not just female versions of previously existing male heroes.
When we last saw Plastic Man on this blog, he was training Ms. Marvel in STF #4598. I thought that he might go for a little training himself. Who better to teach him than the Master of Kung Fu himself.
Plastic Man and Shang-Chi first met in STF #4062...
I'm a little surprised that I haven't paired these two blonde heroines together yet. Something tells me that they would get along well. Maybe they would even have the makings of a World's Finest type of team.
This is the first time that either has met Frankenstein Jr., but The Vision and red Tornado have crossed paths before in The Lost Issues - They battled The Construct in STF #2054, They investigated "who stole humanity?" back in Issue #1272 , merged programming Issue #971 and first met in an early MS Paint cover in Issue #44
Evert since I had these two appear together in a back up tale for STF # 665, I have received requests for them to get a full issue to themselves. It took a while, but I finally got around to doing just that.
For this Anniversary Issues, I thought I would go for a full issue throwdown between DC's brightest and Marvel's most vile. You see the match ups here - do the world's greatest super-heroes stand a chance?
Out of all of the cast of the upcoming Creature Commandos series, G.I. Robot is the one that I am the most curious about. I really hope that James Gunn does the classic war comics character justice. I'm equally curious as to how Sean Gunn will perform the robotic voice.
Their earliest looks might not have stuck around for long, but these two were heroes from the start. It might be fun to read a tale of them meeting up just as both of their heroic careers were beginning.
For this Anniversary Issue, I knew The Fantastic Four would have to be involved. I figured this would be a good opportunity to present a match-up that I have wanted to get to for a while now and have them share an adventure with The Metal Men. Here's a closer look at the individual stories:
This is another cover that required a bit of prep work on the main background image before I could add the heroes in. Here's a look at the behind-the-scenes process:
This one was me just experimenting. I've gotten a kick out of some of the covers I have seen that feature heroes against a solid black background, with only the highlights of their costumes coming through in stark contrast. I thought I would try to emulate one of those covers here.
These two were set to become the big bads of their respective cinematic universes, but things have not gone as planned. The end of the DCEU and Snyderverse means that Darkseid will probably be put on the back burner for a while. Jonathan Majors' legal issues have put everything Kang related into a holding pattern until a verdict on his alleged assault is reached. It's a good thing we have Braniac and Galactus to pinch hit if necessary.
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