Super-Team Family: The Lost Issues!

Zatara doesn't get enough love.

I finally watched The Mandalorian and Grogu, and while I enjoyed it, I found it to be kind of inconsequential.

The dating scene these days can seem as daunting as taking on a super-villain, that's for sure.

When these two last met back in STF #3576, Deadman was coming to Captain America's rescue.

The last time Kraven appeared on the Blog, a suggestion was made by Bob Greenwade, a patron of this blog, to have him face off against Tawky Tawny.

An All-Martian issue was a request by Bob Greenwade, a Patron of this blog, among others.

Man of Tomorrow has completed principal photography, so I hope we will be getting some looks at the big screen Brainiac soon.

This would certainly be a meta issue to read.

Robin has some history with these two on the blog: He met the Young Allies with the Teen Titans way back in STF #197, He fought alongside Toro in STF #3226.

Uh oh!

Lois does have a thing for billionaires after all.

These two teams last crossed paths in STF #1279, and first met way back in STF #60...

Blind Justice is back for their third appearance on the blog!

No mention of Logan/Wolverine casting for Marvel's upcoming new era of X-Men has been made, and it's assumed that the character will no be part of the cast to begin with.

Sonic would right in with this crew.

Continued from yesterday's cover, we see where Madman has gone missing, and who is behind it all.

I enjoyed this quirky Mike Allred created team, their stories were always so inventive and of course the artwork was great.

The continuing X-Men cast announcements have me wondering what Marvel has planned for this new film iteration of the team.

Frank Robbins was an artist that I didn't fully appreciate as a kid.

Both Agatha Harkness and Etrigan are characters that seem right at home in a Middle Earth setting, so this team up doesn't seem so far fetched to me.

We are half way through the Lanterns series on HBO Max and while it has its moments, I hope it improves in the final four episodes.

Selina Kyle has broken into a lot of places, but this is the home of The Inhumans.

Time for another all-Ditko classic!

This one is sure to be a battle for the ages.

This is the fourth meeting between these two heroes on the blog.

I have to imagine that Victor Von Doom holds a grudge against Doc Savage, ever since he stormed his castle with The Bondsmen back in STF #3790.

Sad to say, most of these heroes are still somewhat forgotten.

Dr.

Scott Free is known for being able to get out of any trap, using wits and gadgetry.

The Rocketeer is a movie I like to rewatch every few years.

There were no shortage of giant monsters running around in the Gold and Silver Age of comics.

Killraven was one of those properties that I was aware of but never got around to checking out.

I love the Gil Kane-designed costume for The Atom.

Some of the best stories on Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Voyager revolved around The Borg.

I used to enjoy the bickering back and forth between Ollie and Carter in Justice League of America.

Apparently a script has been written for a Tintin sequel to be directed by Peter Jackson.

Despite sharing a first name, these two could not be more different from one another.

That Adrian Toomes just can't stop picking on teenagers!

A tale of Gods and Monsters to be sure.

Three quite different heroes from three different comic universes thrown together in one wild adventure - I'd read it, just to find out what's going on!

Ah, the Whirly-Bat.

A new Swamp Thing movie has been discussed but can't seen to get off the ground.

Creature Commandos is coming back for a second animated season and I will be interested to see where the story goes.