Well, this certainly looks like it will be a crowded issue. Let's hope that the LSH and their time traveling visitors can stop tripping over each other long enough to face of against whatever threat has brought them together!
Well, this certainly looks like it will be a crowded issue. Let's hope that the LSH and their time traveling visitors can stop tripping over each other long enough to face of against whatever threat has brought them together!
These two are both members of BunnyBunch, but Tom Brennan, a Patron of this Blog, thought it would be cool to see just the two of them together, using the less cartoony version of Captain Carrot. Well, here you go, Tom! Thank you for the idea and for being a Patron!
These two heroes both have ties to Egypt, so it was only a matter of time before they crossed paths. Too bad a new shocking villain team has been formed to zap their chances at a successful partnership!
I quite enjoyed the CGI Green Lantern and Beware the Batman series from several years back. The characters designs were done well and there were some truly impressive action sequences. Some of the backgrounds could have been a little more detailed - lots of scenes taking place in giant empty rooms with maybe a single desk in them - but other than that the animation was pretty solid. Hopefully, we'll see some more superhero shows in that format.
This has been a team up that has been tickling my brain for years, and I finally got around to creating it. Rock may have to count them out if he says he wants a revolution - but perhaps they can remind him that all he needs is love.
Lex Luthor has had enough experience with Brainiac that he might just have some contingency plans to deal with the robotic likes of Ultron. At least he has a big enough ego to try... too bad for him that Ultron can match him in the ego department!
Superman (formerly Superman: Legacy) has officially begun filming. It will be interesting to see how the Man of Steel's status as Earth's premiere hero will be presented, given that it doesn't look like he will have been the first costumed crimefighter in operation, never mind having a previous career as Superboy. This seems like a passion project for Director and Writer James Gunn, so I will remain cautiously optimistic about how it all turns out.
The Agatha Harkness Disney+ series, which has gone through so many name changes that I'm not sure what has been settled on, seems to be in a state of flux. Like many of their recent projects, Marvel has pushed back its airdate and are reportedly doing extensive reshoots. I really did enjoy Katherine Hahn in the role, so I hope that the final product is up to Marvels' standards - well, their standards from about four or five years ago, that is.
I was glad to see The Spot get the, well, spotlight in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. He had an interesting look and power set in the comics, and the movie presented both well. The Shadow Thief is one of my all time favorite villains for his unique appearance and abilities. I'd love to see a story where these two mix it up.
The JLA was known to be a team that is inclusive to robots, so I think they would welcome Aaron Stack with open arms. That is, if he is able to find out who replaced them! I think that this could make for a fun tale.
Marvel and Predator rights are under that same company now, so this has a better chance of happening than most pairings on this blog. It definitely would be a wild battle - Sabretooth never holds back, which would need to be the case in order for him to take on the galaxy's greatest hunter.
They may share a first name and a penchant for getting involved in mysteries, but that's where the similarities end with these three. It might be fun to see them working together to solve a case.
It looks like Beetle and Booster have found themselves in another fine mess. Let's hope they can rescue Doc Strange and get back on his good side after their ill-fated attempt to join The Defenders way back in STF #165...
This off-beat pairing came from a suggestion by Arcadia Berger, a Patron of this Blog. I had to admit that I was not familiar with the Jules Verne-inspired hero and it was tough to find a usable image of him. I finally found a cover to an Italian paperback that would work, end here are the results. Thanks for the idea and the patronage, Arcadia!
Stilt-Man was always a goofy villain, but he did make for some really fun visuals. It was interesting to see the artistic choices used to depict his action, with some extreme bird-eye and worm's eye views. He and Elongated man tangled once before on the blog in STF #3897...
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.
The Ringmaster and his Circus of Crime may never have hit A-Level super-villain status, but I always enjoyed when they would show up in the comics. I don't know if we'll ever see them appear in the MCU. Maybe an appearance on one of their streaming series might work. Maynard Tiboldt would certainly be a fun role for an actor to dive into
Wildcat first met the Blonde Phantom in STF #3826...
Was it ever revealed exactly what made Richie Rich so wealthy? Just what was his father's business after all? Goodness knows that family had plenty of disposable income.
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