I'm glad to use Skyrocket on this blog again, one of DC's hidden gems. Hopefully they will take her off the shelf and find a new place to feature her. Power Company was a fun comic and it's too bad that it didn't stick around longer.
I'm glad to use Skyrocket on this blog again, one of DC's hidden gems. Hopefully they will take her off the shelf and find a new place to feature her. Power Company was a fun comic and it's too bad that it didn't stick around longer.
A no-nonsense cyborg working with a team of clean cut super-teens? Sounds like a recipe for fast paced action and generational drama to me.
Between all of the time travel shenanigans, multiversal adventures and company-wide reboots, I'm not quite sure what the back story of the new Wally West is. I'm glad they kept his costume so close to the original red & yellow version, one of the best designs in comics.
Apparently, Maxima will make her big screen debut in Man of Tomorrow. I always enjoyed the character from the Superman comics and I think that it will be a fun role to play for whatever actress lands the part. Who do you think would do the part justice?
It has been announced that Brainiac with finally be making his big screen debut in Man of Tomorrow. Decades overdue, I'd say! I can't wait to see what design they go with for the villain, as there have been so many different incarnations.
This cover required quite a bit of de-cluttering before I could add Alpha Flight in. Here's a look at the behind the scenes progress:
While it has been known that he is a part of the movie for a while, he promotional materials for The Thunderbots* have been pretty much keeping The Sentry under wraps. Will this be another situation where he only shows up for a few minutes in a climactic battle, or does Marvel just not want to give away it's biggest surprises yet? I guess we will all find out soon enough.
I've seen Wanda Maximoff put plenty of characters at unease due to the use of her hex powers. It might be interesting to see the tables turned on her in that regard. I'd love to see how she reacts to being stuck with Superman's impish adversary.
It's a shame that DC Comics has such a cool character in Skyrocket, and nothing is done with her. The company definitely needs more female heroes that aren't tied to a per-existing male hero, and she is an excellent example of that. I hope her creator, Kurt Busiek, or some other writer finds a way to properly utilize this hidden gem.
Every box office forecast I have seen for Blue Beetle indicates that it expected to be another DC movie dud. The trailers look ok, I'm not sure why the movie isn't clicking with people. Perhaps Warner Bros should not have announced a whole rebooted DCU before they were done releasing all the movies from the previous iteration. James Gunn has indicated that Blue Beetle will be showing up in the new DCU even though his movie is not necessarily connected. Yeah, I don't really get that either, maybe that's why it hasn't moved the needle.
The Beetle tangled with the Ted Kord Blue Beetle back in STF #2611...
Marvel has seemed to slow down a bit and plans to space their future projects a little farther apart than they have been lately. That's probably a good thing in the interest of quality control, but it means that it will probably be quite a time before the promised Disney+ Vision Quest series makes it's debut. Let's hope it stays on the schedule, It's one of the announced shows that I am most interested in.
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 marks the 13th appearance of the MK/EM Team on the blog, and maybe that unlucky number is an indication of the trouble they'll be facing no that there's a new crazy pairing in town. Now that I see them together, I think an Elongated Man battle with Stilt-Man would be cool to see. All that stretching around extended legs is sure to make for some fun visuals.
Have we all forgotten that Doc Samson is part of the MCU. If William Hurt and Tim Roth could continue their roles after The Incredible Hulk, then way can't Doctor Leonard Samson? Actually, if he were to get a Gamma infusion like in the comics, this might be a good candidate to recast. As much as I like Ty Burrell, It might be hard to take the former Phil Dunphy seriously with a muscular physique and long green hair!
There was talk of a Nightwing movie in the works for a while, but I don't know if that project is alive anymore. Perhaps if Batgirl is a hit with audiences, Warner Bros will take another look at the property. Will there be a mention of Dick Grayson in that movie? With Michael Keaton's Batman due to show up there, we might get a clue as to what the boy wonder's cinematic future holds.
The Discovery/Warner Bros. merger is finally underway and reports are coming out that revitalizing their comic book properties in print and in film it a top priority for the new brass. Superman was singled out as a character with far too much potential to be squandered the way he has, and that sentiment holds for most of the rest of DC's roster. It will be interesting what changes we will see in the next few years and if the DCEU can find its own version of Kevin Feige to give it a cohesive vision.
So far on Superman and Lois, we have seen the introductions of John Henry Irons and The Eradicator. Jordan is quickly gaining powers to become somewhat of a Superboy as well. Can it be long before we see some version of a Cyborg Superman on the show? They do seem to be embracing the Death and Return of Superman era of the comics. It even looked like we were going to get Doomsday, before they pulled a switch and revealed it was Bizarro inside the suit.
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