This would be an interesting free for all to watch play out. The Rogues have the numbers and the gadgets, while the Crew has Asgardian magic to back them up. Who wins?
This would be an interesting free for all to watch play out. The Rogues have the numbers and the gadgets, while the Crew has Asgardian magic to back them up. Who wins?
Spidey may not be open to switching photographers for obvious reasons - but there's no denying he could use some better marketing. Tintin previously met Peter Parker when they were both members of The Newshounds in STF #1770...
I think this would be a pretty decent battle, especially if Thanos had no Infinity Gauntlet to fall back on. Who do you think would come out on top?
They are a trio of green good guys that are right at home in the swamps of Dagobah. It might be fun to see how they would interact, and just what kind of mission calls for all of their special sets of skills.
When heroes not only teamed up, but also traded villains, it always made for an exciting story for me. That's a big reason that Acts of Vengeance was one of my favorite crossover tales from Marvel, so many cool possibilities came out of it! I like to use the same concept on my STF covers from time to time, so here's another example.
Uh-oh, looks like Kang's Timeskipper needs some assistance after Kang's run in with Spider-Man and The Legion of Super-Heroes in STF #3671. He still has a Legionnaire under his thrall though, along with an Avenger, thanks to Dr. Psycho's mind manipulation. Let's hope they can break free and save the day.
Space-faring freedom fighters with dads that want to conquer the galaxy? Yup, these two have plenty in common. I think there would be a ton of story potential in putting them together.
Darth Vader and Darkseid first encountered each other in STF # 2184, and then again in STF #2343 and are both members of The Overlords, as seen in STF #2490...
I'm not sure why The Herculoids home Planet was later renamed Quasar when the property was brought back for new adventures - the former name of Amzot was a more unique and cool choice, in my opinion. A minor nitpick to be sure, I'll never complain much about extra Herculoids episodes!
Well before Crisis on Infinite Earths or Secret Wars, The Laff-A-Lympics blew my young mind. Here was a show that took a whole bunch of cartoon characters from different shows and put them all together for one big free for all! It was a cinematic universe before cinematic universes were a thing, and a crossover nut like me thought it was just about the coolest idea ever.
This cover required quite a bit of tinkering before I could add in Hank McCoy. Text and a character had to be removed and the backgrounds replaced on those spots. Then I had to move the foreground bad guys back a bit, which required some more rebuilding; Here is a look at the behind the scenes progress:
This battle between simpleton and Sith may seem a bit one-sided, but Groo has a way of overcoming impossible odds. It would be a kick to watch their interaction, especially if the amazing Sergio Aragones were to illustrate it!
Maybe it's the squinty eyes, but these two always seem to fit together, despite the different types of stories that they get involved in. I can definitely see them forming a World's Finest type partnership. Dick Tracy and Captain Marvel first met on the blog in STF #1322...
I'm really curious to see how the Kraven movie will do after Madame Web crashed and burned at the box office. It will be interesting to see how Sony markets the film. Will it strike a chord with audiences like the first Venom, or will it be another Morbius?
For the conclusion to this three-part tale, we find that leaving The Negative Zone may not be quite as easy as getting there. Let's hope that our heroes can avoid all the booby traps left by the defeated Annihilus!
For Part Two of our Three-Part Epic, we now see which member of The Outsiders the Mar-Vell needed to help complete his mission. Make sure you come back again tomorrow for the thrilling conclusion!
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!
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