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.
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.
One hero has the power of three men in one and the other can split herself into three. I think that these two would get along, despite being centuries apart.
Teenage boys can get pretty girl-crazy, so this isn't a bad plan by The Enchantress to overpower these LSHers. Something tells me that the female members of the Legion aren't going to let this situation stand for long - that is, if they aren't distracted swooning after Thor!
I remember thinking when a live action Powerpuff Girls series was announced that I didn't know how that was possible without losing most of what made the cartoon so cool. It would seem like I was not the only one to have doubts, because apparently feedback on the pilot they filmed was so bad that they have decided to scrap it and start over, albeit with the same cast. According to script leaks, what was presented had oversexualized versions of Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup and test audiences weren't having it. Imagine that! I still don't have very high hopes for the retooled version, this whole fiasco sounds like a diabolical Mojo Jojo plot.
A big part of the appeal of both the LSH and X-Men for me was the wide array of cool costumes their respective rosters were given. Dave Cockrum was the artist responsible for many of the best outfits on both teams. Indeed, Storm and Nightcrawlers' looks were adapted from unused Legionnaire designs of his, a bit of trivia that inspired me to make this cover.
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