Showing posts with label Val Mayerik. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Val Mayerik. Show all posts

Saturday, November 22, 2025

Doom Patrol and Devil Dinosaur

 

It's too bad that Marvel has pivoted away from Kang in the movies.  Sure, he was beaten by ants, undermining his villainous stature, but an Avengers: Kang Dynasty movie could have offered up some fun time travel scenarios.  Imagine Spider-Man in the Time of Devil Dinosaur, Hawkeye teaming up with Two-Gun Kid, or Hulk meeting his future self,  The Maestro. Oh well, maybe we will get another chance after Secret Wars reboots everything!

Sunday, October 19, 2025

Warlord and Man-Thing in "A Tale of Interdimensional Tension!"

 


This cover serves as a direct continuation to STF #2207. Let's hope that these two are finally done fighting and can find a way to work together. I'm still hoping that Man-Thing will make a return to the MCU.

Thursday, January 18, 2024

Ragman and Howard The Duck

 

When most of the superheroes are caught up in some type of Secret Crisis across the galaxy, who's left to mind the home front?  I think that this issue could tell one of those stories.

Saturday, January 28, 2017

Devil Dinosaur Vs. Krypto



Devil Dinosaur has always been a cool character and now he is back in a new series.  There's no Moon Boy, however, this time he is paired with Moon Girl, another pre-teen genius that Marvel seems fond of creating.  I haven't checked it out to see how it matches up against Kirby's take, but the artwork I have seen from it looks like a lot of fun.

I borrowed the story title here from one of my favorite episodes of one of my favorite cartoons, Bonus points if you recognize it!


Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Solomon Grundy Vs. Man-Thing



Both of these characters are known to hang out in swamp lands, so you know it was just a matter of time before the crossed paths.  Man-Thing is a tough customer, but I think that Grundy would give him more of a challenge than most of his opponents do.  Whatever knows fear burns at the man-Thing's touch, but Solomon Grundy does not strike me as one who succumbs to fear very often.  The fact that he is continually reborn means he probably does not even fear death and would fight to the very end.

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