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!
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!
Katana is better at wielding a sword, but Valkyrie has Asgardian strength to back her up. This would be an interesting match up. But just why would Brunnhilde want The Soultaker in the first place?
This would be a different issue, with both heroines adapting to situations outside their usual worlds. One of the great things about having characters with well defined personalities is the fun a writer can have by taking them out of their comfort zones.
This is a team concept that I have had rattling around in my brain for a while, and I am glad that I finally got around to putting it together. It would be cool to see the adventures of a superhero team from the Middle Ages.
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.
Superman and Lois continues to entertain in its second season. I am really impressed by how the super heroic feats are presented on a TV show budget. I do have one nitpick, admittedly a minor one. Why does Superman/Clark constantly seem to have a five o'clock shadow? That looks works for The Punisher, Daredevil or even Batman - but in my minds eye, the Man of Steel should usually be clean shaven. Hasn't TV Superman learned the "shaving with heat vision and a mirror" trick?
Valkyrie always seemed to me to be the closest equivalent to Wonder Woman in the Marvel Universe (aside from the obvious homage, Power Princess of course), so I thought that she should have a bigger presence. Now that she's a popular character in the MCU (well a Valkyrie at least, I'm not sure if she's officially Brunnhilde or not), perhaps that will change.
Wonder Woman previously met Valkyrie in STF #1357...
I was glad to use a WW image by the truly talented Jai Lee here. I was lucky enough to pick up a Wolverine sketch by him several years back:
Fraiser joins the ever growing list of series that are coming back for new seasons after a run that concluded several years ago. Some of these have been welcome and some should probably have not returned Xena is one show that I would love to see revisited, at least as a streaming movie. Lucy Lawless is still in good shape and it would be cool to see what has become of The Warrior Princess as well as Gabrielle and Joxur. It would be nice to see at least one episode with today's special effect capabilities, too.
When these two heroes first appeared together in STF #2568, Bob Greenwade (a patron of this blog) suggested that I revisit the pairing, but with the two their winged horse companions. Well, here you go, Bob! I can't blame him for the request, one Pegasus makes for a majestic sight, why not two? Well for one reason, two can be tough to fit on a single cover! I was glad I found a way, though.
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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