So, Netflix is cancelling the Marvel Shows, and Marvel has no plans to continue them. That means they are free to reintroduce the characters, but I am guessing that they will choose to wait a while before doing that. This situation leaves them with room for more street level heroes. Shang-Chi is already being prepared for the big screen, and I see no reason why Moon Knight should not be far behind. Besides, I'm betting that Marvel Studios would love to try and outdo DC and Batman with a MK film featuring their own caped billionaire crime fighter.
Monday, December 31, 2018
Mister Miracle and Moon Knight
So, Netflix is cancelling the Marvel Shows, and Marvel has no plans to continue them. That means they are free to reintroduce the characters, but I am guessing that they will choose to wait a while before doing that. This situation leaves them with room for more street level heroes. Shang-Chi is already being prepared for the big screen, and I see no reason why Moon Knight should not be far behind. Besides, I'm betting that Marvel Studios would love to try and outdo DC and Batman with a MK film featuring their own caped billionaire crime fighter.
Sunday, December 30, 2018
Green Hornet and Green Lantern (Part Two)
Continued from yesterday's cover, we see that there is one thing that can break up this new alliance. I know that Batman and Catwoman flirted for a long time before tying the knot on Earth Two - but was Alan Scott the first hero to go ahead and marry one of his villains?
Green Hornet met Green Lantern Kyle in STF #844 and Green Lantern Hal in STF #1815...
Saturday, December 29, 2018
Green Hornet and Green Lantern (Part One)
I am happy to see that a lot of JSA members are being cast for DC Streaming Service's upcoming Stargirl series. I hope they will be major players in the show and not just bit parts in flashbacks. No word on whether Alan Scott will be on the roster yet - but I am hoping that he will finally make his live action debut.
This is only the first part of the story. Make sure you stop by tomorrow for the thrilling conclusion!
Friday, December 28, 2018
Robo Force in: "Rise of the Rival Robo Force!"
I've received so many suggestions for additional members to this blog's first team that I decided to create a story about it! So who would come out on top in this conflict?
This is Robo Force's sixth appearance on the blog - they battled Magnus: Robot Fighter in STF #2090... they faced off against Brainiac in STF #1850... they almost lost one of their own in STF #1450... they battled Ultron in STF #202 and first became a team back in STF #150...
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Thursday, December 27, 2018
Medusa and Mera
I haven't made it out to see Aquaman yet, but I hear that it is a ton of over the top fun and visually spectacular. I'll try to get out to a theater next week because I'm thinking this is a movie that should be seen on a nice big screen. I wonder if we will see Mera rise in prominence in the comics now that she is a bona fide movie star?
Aquaman first met Black Bolt in STF #1980...
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Wednesday, December 26, 2018
Ambush Bug and Forbush Man
So where did the name Forbush Man come from anyway? I have never heard of a Forbush before, was it just a funny sounding name to Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, so they used it? I do like the gag of a guy using his own last name as part of his supposed secret alter ego.
Thank you to Ivan Schablotski, a patron of this blog, for suggesting this titanic Irving/Irwin team up!
Tuesday, December 25, 2018
Wonder Woman & Captain America and Power Girl & Power Man
Merry Christmas! I hope you all are spending time today with the ones that you love. I'd like to take this time to say thank you to everyone that makes a point to visit this blog. I appreciate all of the encouragement and kind words, they keep me motivated. I enjoy reading the comments section - lots of cool team up ideas, comic trivia and just general silliness going on in there. Of course a special thank you goes out to all who have gone above and beyond by supporting the blog through a donation or becoming a Patron. Your help goes a long way and is truly appreciated! Let's all have a great 2019!
Regular followers will know that WW/Cap and The Power Couple have lots of history on this blog - make sure you check out their other adventures!
Monday, December 24, 2018
Fantastic Four and The Creeper
Who should the Fantastic Four face on the big screen when they finally get a Marvel produced movie of their own. We still have not seen proper versions of Dr. Doom and Galactus, so I wouldn' mind either of them getting another chance. Sticking with the origin and bringing in the Mole Man's subterranean world could be very cool with the right director and designs. My top choice would be a rollicking Negative Zone adventure, complete with Blastaar and Annihilus!
Sunday, December 23, 2018
Thor and Robin
I remember when Batman and Robin was first announced, Patrick Stewart was said to be the frontrunner to play the role of Mr. Freeze. I loved this casting idea and was really looking forward to it. At some point, Arnold Schwarzenegger took over the part, and we all know what happened there. "Ice to see you, Batman!" I can only imagine how different a tone the film would have had if Stewart had actually been cast.
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Saturday, December 22, 2018
New Teen Titans and Femforce
I used to get a kick out of Changeling's personality in the pages of New Teen Titans. He was written like a true teenager - impetuous, full of energy, cracking corny jokes and girl-crazy. I especially liked his relationship with Cyborg, something that has sadly been lost since Victor Stone was elevated to JLA status.
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Friday, December 21, 2018
Mr. Fantastic Vs. Eclipso
Eclipso is another one of those great DC villains in that he works well as an antagonist for just about any character that you pit him against. Heck, he even works when he is battling himself, as his Bruce Gordon side tries to hold back the evil that he has within. I'm surprised that we have not seen a live action version in one form or another yet.
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Thursday, December 20, 2018
Mr. Spock and Nightwing
I had heard talk of a solo Nightwing movie being planned, but that seems to have dies down. Maybe since it looks like DC's streaming service will be bringing the Robin-to-Nightwing transition story to their Titans series, a film would be redundant right now. I'd prefer to see a decent movie featuring Batman training and working with Robin before jumping straight to Dick Grayson's second heroic identity anyway.
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Wednesday, December 19, 2018
Storm Vs. Red Tornado
We haven't seen much of Red Tornado lately, and I hope that he find a new home soon. I have always enjoyed him as a member of a team - if the Justice League roster is filled, maybe he would fit in with the misfits on The Terrifics. Or if the Justice Society is poised to return soon, could we see him back with his original group?
Long time followers of this blog will know that Storm is referring to events that took place way back in STF#82...
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Legion of Super-Heroes and Alien Legion
Alien Legion was published by Marvel's Epic line, but I don't think it was part of the Marvel Universe. I can't think of any time where they met any of the established heroes. When they first hit the scene, their comics were only sold in specialty shops or by subscription, so I never got a chance to check them out. I always thought that they looked pretty cool though, especially the leader, Sarigar.
Thank you to Aaron Orson, a Patron of this Blog, for suggesting this meeting of two Legions!
Monday, December 17, 2018
The Flash and The Silver Surfer
I enjoyed this year's CW crossover of Arrow, The Flash and Supergirl - especially seeing John Wesley Shipp back in his Flash costume from the 90's TV series. It looks so much better than what they have Grant Gustin wearing (or that clunky thing they put on Ezra Miller). Still, nobody can seem to get the boots right, they have been red in every case. Don't tell me that yellow/gold boots don't work on screen - Zachary Levi will have them for Shazam! and they look perfect on him!
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Sunday, December 16, 2018
Catwoman Vs. Snake-Eyes
The G.I. Joe movies are hardly high art, but they both have some fun action sequences. I'm not sure whether the franchise is done, though. I had read rumors of a G.I. Joe/Transformers crossover film, which could be cool, but I don't know if anything ever came of that. Maybe everything hinges on The Rock's busy movie filming schedule.
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Saturday, December 15, 2018
Air Wave and Dazzler
Even as a kid, I thought that skates were kind of a silly addition to a superhero costume. They just seemed impractical - sure you could get around quickly, but then they were stuck on your feet. A skateboard would make more sense, you can always jump off of that if necessary. Better yet, get Tony Stark to make you some of those cool retractable skates that he has.
Friday, December 14, 2018
Hawkgirl and Valkyrie
This is a pairing that I am surprised I had not done before. I think it would make for a cool story. What is Hawkgirl/Woman's status these days? We saw a wingless version of Kendra Saunders in the Dark Knights: Metal event, but I am not sure if she is a part of the new Hawkman series that spun out of that.
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Thursday, December 13, 2018
Deathlok Vs. The Terminator
The Terminator is set to have one more theatrical go-round. Installments in the franchise after T2: Judgment Day have been less and less successful in my eyes, so I'm wondering if the magic can be captured once again. Still, this latest outing has the involvement of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton and James Cameron, which could finally signal a return to form. I'll be very interested to see a trailer to get an idea of what the film has in store.
Wednesday, December 12, 2018
Deathstroke Vs. Taskmaster (Round Two!)
It looks like we won't be seeing Deathstroke on the big screen again any time soon, despite the post credits sequence on Justice League. I wasn't really interested in seeing him as the main guiy in a Batman movie anyway. Maybe now the character will be freed up for use on Titans for the DC streaming service, where he belongs.
This is the second time these two have faced off on the blog. They first battled in STF #1536...
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