You would think that the Titans would welcome a wealthy benefactor like Warren Worthington into their ranks, but it looks like drama has followed. Just what could have happened to get Kori so worked up?
You would think that the Titans would welcome a wealthy benefactor like Warren Worthington into their ranks, but it looks like drama has followed. Just what could have happened to get Kori so worked up?
I feel that this would be an interesting series of match-ups, worthy of 100 pages. Do you think the children of the atom have what it takes to defeat Gotham's most infamous foes?
Here's a look at the full size versions of this issue's features:
This is the First time that The Outsiders have met X-Factor, but as the X-Men, these groups have a bit of history on the blog - The Outsiders first tried to tame The Phoenix in STF #3454 and first met her in STF #112, and the one hero able to withstand The Phoenix Force was revealed in STF #2526... The X-Men came to The Outsiders assistance in STF #2595... and both teams had an adventure at The Statue of Liberty in STF #2675...
Bees have always creeped me out. I can only imagine how much worse giant mechanical bees would be. Hopefully this would tunr out to be a buzzworthy issue.
Goodness knows that the Professor has a few skeletons in his closet. I'm not sure the Children of the Atom would take to kindly to Jack Ryder snooping into their headmaster, and that conflict would make for and exciting tale.
This is another another cover that required a bit of background and foreground rebuilding before I could add new elements in. Here's a look at the behind the scenes process:
Coming tomorrow: STF #4300!
Jean Grey went from an innocent young mutant to arguably the X-Men's most powerful member. She committed some terrible acts while under the influence of the Phoenix Force, however. Would the spirit of vengeance find her responsible for those deeds? Finding out might make for an interesting issue.
There was a discussion in a comments section a while back about creating an all-winged team. I originally thought it would be tough to do given the space that winged characters generally take up on a cover, especially with all the different candidates for such a team. I figured I would try the concept but limit it to heroes that have feathered wings, and that seemed to be more manageable.
Continued from yesterday's cover, we see that Kamandi's visit has taken quite a dramatic turn. Will we see this line-up of X-Men when they finally make their MCU debut? I'm not sure that Marvel is interested in doing a First Class type movie, but I know I would love to see it. We'll see what the status of mutants is after Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness is released, I guess.
I remember thinking the premise to X-Factor was a little odd. The original X-Men disguised themselves as mutant hunters in order to secretly help mutants, it didn't make a lot of sense to me. They didn't stick with that set up for too long, fortunately.
Glad to use a Solomon Grundy image here by the very talented Scott Kolins here. I was lucky enough to pick up a couple of original pages by him (Flash #200 inked by Doug Hazlewood and Thing: Freakshow inked by Andy Lanning):
It will be interesting to see if Solomon Grundy gets a larger role in the second season of Stargirl. I do remember one of his less lethal rebirths led him to assisting Infinity, Inc. in the comics for a while, maybe they could go that route. I guess it all depends on the CGI budget!
Solomon Grundy previously tormented the X-Men in STF #2997...
I was hoping that the DC Fandome event would shed some more light on the future of Superman in the movies. There was some speculation that an announcement of The Man of Steel's involvement in Black Adam or even a solo sequel would be made, but alas no mention of such things. DC Fandome continues this coming weekend, though It looks to be focusing more on the TV, print and gaming aspects of DC Comics. Henry Cavill keeps teasing that he id not done with the role, but I'd like to know some more specifics as to what that will mean.
Superman met an earlier version of The Defenders in STF #2849...
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