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"Interesting cover art for Cap's costume here. I don't think I ever saw a depiction before or since that made the pants look so little like spandex and so much like denim.It certainly helps in picturing this as a battleground 1940s situation."
"Which is also the first appearance of a character whose Earth-1 counterpart will become very well-known decades later... or rather, Earth-1 adjacent."
"At this point I don't think we can even attempt to find a true "fix" that does not incorporate some sort of moving parts.Hyppolyta being the 1940s Wonder Woman was an interesting idea, but does not really work. Wonder Woman's mother is too central a…"
"Sentry strikes me as simply too unstable to be much of a main character. A great supporting character or occasional antagonist, though. Of course, it is possible that the character concept is being retooled. The solicitation blurb does not make…"
"Isn't that also similar to the plot of Halle Berry's Catwoman movie (2004)?"
"Somehow that reminds me of Omega the Unknown."
"I don't think I know who this Tomorrow Man is.I am assuming that he is a new character. "
"Perhaps not? There is another one with lots of green, a fairly similar head pattern and a sun chest pattern that was published by DC at roughly the same time (in another book)."
"This is a homage cover, correct? What would be the inspiration?"
"Oh, I sure recognize that costume. Hasn't it been brought back a couple of years ago or so (with a different character IIRC)?"
"I was born in January 9th, 1969.The same day when Living Pharaoh and White Gorilla debuted, in X-Men #54 and Avengers #62 respectively.There may be a warning about how things repeat themselves in there somewhere.A new volume of Brazilian Portuguese…"
"While I think that continuity does in fact matter, I also think that it is difficult to maintain as the years accumulate, and perhaps for that reason Marvel and DC both seem to have embraced a very loose form of it - almost a "sliding window" model…"
"In Captain America #219 (1977-1978) by Don Glut, I think."
"Cassandra Cain is this Batgirl, who debuted during "No Man's Land". Daughter of Lady Shiva, as it turns out. She is not mute, but she has trouble speaking. In a nutshell, her father was a killer-for-hire and raised her under so intense a training…"
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