I thought for this cover, I would share where the character images came from. As you can see, there was a bit of patchwork and rearranging required to get to the cover scene that I had envisioned.
I thought for this cover, I would share where the character images came from. As you can see, there was a bit of patchwork and rearranging required to get to the cover scene that I had envisioned.
An odd couple to b sure, but it would be fun to see the city's top cop working alongside the martial arts master of K'un L'un...
This would have been a TV crossover that I would have loved to have seen. I can just imagine the superhero tips that The Tick would provide to his less confident new ally.
I saw a chance to do a Gene Colan inspired cover and I went for it. Colan is one of those artists that I did not appreciate as a kid, but now I recognize as one of the best and most unique in the art form.
Daredevil first met The Spectre in STF #3067...
Photon can wield and control light and energy, so it would be interesting to see her get a direct infusion from the Central Power Battery. What effect would it have on her, though?
Green Lantern and Photon first met in STF #4019...
It was only a matter of time before the deadliest underwater denizen of Earth-STF showed up again. Let's hope that our heroes are up to the task of turning that evil into a force for good!
Now, this is a buddy cop movie that I could really get into. The no-nonsense Murphy partnered with a plucky new recruit like the Iron Giant would make for some fun big screen action.
Continued from yesterday's cover, we see who has been tormenting the Mighty Mite. I guess he is action figure sized, so perhaps Arcade just couldn't resist creating game time around him.
These two have found themselves in all kinds of predicaments, and this one might just top them all. It would be interesting to see a time traveler like Booster facing off against a centuries-spanning villain.
Booster first met The Avengers back in STF #3114...
We've seen Superman battle the Hulk before, but these two dark reflections would probably really let loose on one another. There would definitely be a lot of collateral damage in this one - but who wins?
A scene like this could set up quite the divergent timeline. It would be interesting to watch unfold.
Has anyone checked out Superman and Spider-Man's recent real world crossover, and was it any good? I'm waiting for these new DC/Marvel crossovers to be collected in digital and then I plan to check them out, but I'd love to hear your opinions.
Superman and Spider-Man have had a history on this blog as well - They were last seen together sporting their black costumes, Superman gathered heroes to find a missing Spidey... There was a movie of their classic crossover... once they underwent an identity crisis... and once they decided to have a car fight.
Maybe Boston Brand would have found his killer sooner if he had consulted with a Hero for Hire like Luke Cage. It would certainly be entertaining to read about.
Based on the costumes, I'd say that this adventure takes place prior to Doctor Strange's first encounter with the LSH on this blog, back in STF #3546. As for who the traitor might be in the scene above? I never fully trusted someone who claims to be a descendant of Brainiac...
I don't envy the artist that would have to handle this issue. I imagine crowd scenes, and lots of them!
For the final part of this Three-Part Epic, we learn who has been behind the Gotham Incident all along. I did see at least one correct guess in the comments! I'm very interested to see what the upcoming Clayface movie will look like. It is supposed to be a lower budget affair, but I hope that the special effects needed to bring the villain to life are not skimped on.
In the middle chapter of this Three-Part Epic, we see that the Dark Knight has not taken kindly to the events of last issue! But if ROM is innocent, then what is really going on here? Make sure that you return tomorrow for the exciting conclusion!
Batman first encountered ROM on a Lost Brave and the Bold cover, an MS Paint effort from way back in 2010...
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