Booster first met The Avengers back in STF #3114...
Booster first met The Avengers back in STF #3114...
I guess if Felix Leiter wasn't available, 007 found another American ally to assist him in his latest mission. I'd say this one is bound to have some considerable collateral damage!
Can the world's greatest non-team subdue a dwarf star-infused hero out of control? And just what happened to Ray Palmer anyway? The answers are only sixty cents away!
Denny Colt is known for getting himself out of tough situations, but he may have met his match here. Let's hope that he can convince the jade giant to work with him against a common enemy!
When you have simultaneously ticked off both The Spectre and The Hulk, you know that you have really messed up. I'd like to see just who has gotten themselves in that predicament and how the vengeance of these heroes plays out.
This is another pairing that I have meant to get to for a long time. Would Boston Brand be able to handle taking control of The Hulk? I guess it depends on how mad the big guy is when the attempt is made.
Uh oh! Mr. Universe is back for his 4th appearance and he looks more powerful than ever! Let's hope the combined might of these two super-teams is enough to put him down for good!
Something tells me that these two would get along pretty well. Even so, it would be fun to watch them in battle with one another. They could really let loose and present a truly spectacular fight scene if the artist assigned to it cuts loose as well.
I first presented a meeting between these two back in STF #1088. I saw the chance to feature Kirby artwork, and decided that it was high time for them to share a cover again. This time around, it would be cool to see them join forces against a common foe.
Another pair of JLA members with a classic Marvel team again today, like on yesterday's cover. This time I feature the GL/Flash team, which made more sense to me as a kid than GL/Green Arrow. You could always count on an action packed tale when Barry and Hal got together.
The Hulk has had worse offer over the years. I say go for it. But what interest would Prince Brion's homeland have with Bruce Banner? There might be an interesting story to unravel here.
Well before Crisis on Infinite Earths or Secret Wars, The Laff-A-Lympics blew my young mind. Here was a show that took a whole bunch of cartoon characters from different shows and put them all together for one big free for all! It was a cinematic universe before cinematic universes were a thing, and a crossover nut like me thought it was just about the coolest idea ever.
The Defenders seemed to spend as much time or more battling demons and supernatural threats as they did traditional super-villains. It might be interesting to see how they would fare against the denizens of DC's underworld.
It was only a matter of time before Adam Strange joined The Defenders for an adventure. After all, he is the brother of Stephen, The Master of Mystic Arts - in fact, this marks the seventh appearance of The Strange Brothers on the blog.
Here's a cover where the final product looks rather simple, but required a lot of background de-cluttering, extending and rebuilding before I could replace Batman with The Hulk. Here's a look at the behind the scenes process:
If there was one villain from the classic live action Batman series that could have had their own spin-off show, It would have to be Catwoman. Team her up with a loner on the run who has rage issues, and you might just have a recipe for a fun romp.
The final episodes of Doom Patrol are about to hit HBO Max, and it will be interesting to see how the series ends up. I've enjoyed it so for, although sometimes it does seem to be spinning its wheels with no resolutions to its many ongoing plot points. Now that the end is in sight, I am looking forward to some closure for the characters.
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