nbsp;Norman Osborne eventually tried using villains to form his own Dark Avengers team, so it’s not much of a stretch to think that he might have tried that stunt with the members of the Suicide Squad first. It would be a cool tale to see play out.

   nbsp;Between the Golden Age and Modern Ages of heroes, these were two teams that held down the fort. I have enjoyed both their original appearances as well as the modern revivals of both of these groups. I’d love to see a story set in the ’s or ’s or even the present day that includes...

   nbsp;Here’s another pairing that I am surprised to just be getting to. Now that I see them side by side they got together very well visually. nbsp; It’s not hard to come up with stories that would involve both of them, either.

   nbsp;Brenda Starr, Reporter was not the typical type of comic strip that I liked growing up I was more into action heroes and humor strips. Still, the illustration was by the great Ramona Fradon, so I found myself following the daily adventures. Fradon recently passed away, but she...

   nbsp;This is not a crossover that anyone was asking for, but it’s one that I would get a kick out of reading. The Bronze Age of Comics brought forth some truly offbeat heroes and these guys were two of my favorites. nbsp; I can only imagine what kind of mission would bring them together.

   nbsp;I thought it was time for this assemblage of heroes that have held the Captain Marvel title to return. Of course, a team this powerful requires some formidable opponents. Who better than two of their greatest adversaries, putting their evil mind and might together Captains Marvel...

   nbsp;This is a team up that I am surprised that I never got around to when I began this blog as The nbsp;Brave and the Bold: The Lost Issues. nbsp; I always liked The White Tiger as a character and it was high time I remedied that omission.

   nbsp;Yesterday’s cover may have also featured The Sandman and The Vision, but those are names that each belong to multiple characters. nbsp; This would, I am sure, be a decidedly different tale. nbsp;

   nbsp;This is another relatively simple looking cover that required a bit of prep work before a new guest star could be added in, here’s a look behind the scenes:If this was not the Sandman and Vision that you were expecting to see, maybe tomorrow’s cover will be a little closer make sure you come...

   nbsp;This is a pairing that I never got around to during my Marvel Two In One: The Lost Issues days, but that has always been rattling around in the back of my head. I’m glad to finally have given it a shot, because I feel that these two in an adventure together could make for a very rousing tale.

   nbsp;I have wondered whether Magneto’s mutant ability to control metal extends to Nth Metal, the mysterious gravity defying metal that allows our Hawk heroes to fly. nbsp; An issue of STF seems like the perfect place to explore such a question.

   nbsp;Who is more prepared to take on a Xenomorph nbsp; A berserker scrapper or a shrinking scientist nbsp; Why not cover all the bases and have them join forces nbsp; It would be a fun battle to watch play out, anyway

   nbsp;The new Superman S shield has been officially revealed, and it is an interesting look. It evokes both the Kingdom Come symbol as well as Superman’s very earliest symbols. I think that is fitting as we will be seeing a Superman still early in his career who will be...

   nbsp;This was a tricky cover to create. nbsp; There was a lot of image removal and repair required before I could swap out one hourglass for another. nbsp; Here is a look behind the scenes:

   nbsp;Scott Summers is correct, OMAC is indeed back he first sought the help of the X Men back in STF . nbsp; It looks like it is time for them to finish the job that they started in that tale. All depicted by Jack King Kirby, naturally

   nbsp;Neither of these guys ever really hit the big time as far as popularity in the comics goes, but I enjoyed their adventures. nbsp; They seem like the types that would cross one another’s paths eventually, and it would be cool to see them interact.

   nbsp;Spider Man goes with just about anyone, and I like it when he meets other heroes close to his age. nbsp; I think he and Ray Terrill would get along for the most part unless a situation like the one depicted above were to arise.

   nbsp;When I read this suggestion by Bill Delaney, for some reason it just made me chuckle. While the two comics had similar sounding names, Planetary and Planet Terry were decidedly different from one another. I wasn’t sure if they would go together but I had to give it a shot. Thanks...

   nbsp;I enjoyed the Disney Werewolf by Night special and was hoping that I would hear of another upcoming appearance by Jack Russell and his buddy Man Thing in the MCU by now, but nothing has been announced. With all of the trouble getting a new Blade movie up and running, I guess I am not...

   nbsp;One of the first major missteps from Marvel for me took place in Thor: Ragnarok. While I liked the movie and loved Cate Blanchett as Hela, seeing them almost instantly slaughtered by her did not sit well with me. They are great characters in the comics and they deserved better. Bob...

   nbsp;Psylocke entered the scene just as I was getting out of the X Men comics, so I never really learned too much about her, other than the fact that her costume looked really uncomfortable to fight crime in. Still, she does seem to be pretty popular and I have received some requests to include her...

   nbsp;This cover required a bit of prep work before I could add Howard into the mix. nbsp; Here’s a look at the behind the scenes progress:

   nbsp;When Barak Blackburn, a Patron of this Blog, Suggested I pair Kitty Pryde and Power Girl together, along with their pets, the cat lover in me could not resist. My cat Ace is quite a handful all on his own, I can only imaging the mischief he would get into if he had super powers. Thanks...

   nbsp;I’ve been reading the amazing three volume Alex Toth retrospective Genius: Isolated, Genius Illustrated and Genius: Animated , and it is fascinating to see how he developed so many properties to be cartoon series on the small screen. Both Adam Strange and The Inhumans seem to me as though...

   nbsp;Zatanna has has solo movies and appearances in team movies announced and cancelled a few times in the past decade. Brother Voodoo was teased in the MCU, but we have yet to see him as well. Let’s hope the respective studios they belong to can finally find a way to bring these...