Your boy Laughing Mask was one of The Twelve, which was Marvel's take on what DC did with the All Star Squadron in one sense. I'd love to see you do a video on The Twelve, a twelve issue series from somewhere around 2007 or 2008. Laughing Mask was a huge part of the story, and I enjoyed that series quite a bit. Like the heroes you focused on in this video, The Twelve doesn't get enough love
Uncle Sam is hilarious awesome, the Batman The Brave and the Bold episode with him was my introduction to him earlier this year and I fell in love immediately because it's so stupidly cool
I liked reading All-Star Squadron comics when I was a kid. If anyone wants some good stories look up some old All-Star Squadron from the 70's and 80's. Really great stories and really great characters. My favorite was probably Steel or Commander Steel as he was sometimes called. His costume looked great and he was a pretty tough fighter. He was similar to Captain America. He was injured in combat and they gave him surgery replacing his bones with steel tubes, adding motors to his muscles, and giving him a tough synthetic skin. His costume was bullet proof and fireproof. That character was great. Doctor Midnight and the original Atom were also cool characters.
The first time that I had heard of the Shining Knight, Vigilante and Uncle Sam was in the pages of the All-Star Squadron that had came out in the late seventies and early eighties.
Shining Knight's comment in the JLU episode about the "creeping moral decay" really struck a chord with me back then. You can see it in comics all over the place where so called superheroes are nothing more the super human, not much heroism at all. Kingdom Come also touched on this idea and I think its worth exploring as it seems most writers want to write their characters as flawed people rather than those who make the right choices in their actions.
Uncle Sam is definitely needed nowadays. It's a shame that he's only ever been in Batman: The Brave and Bold. There's a lot of potential for The American Dream incarnate.
The part of Guardian made me realize, maybe that could've been a role more fitting for Nathan Fillion in Superman: Legacy; an older superhero who has been operating for some time in Metropolis.
I’d love a Jim Hammond Human Torch series set in the golden age. With Professor Horton as this person who’s too smart for his own good, and terrifying to the US government that he works for, the Torch would literally birth superheroes into the marvel universe. It would be one part Oppenheimer, one part Frankenstein, and one part Superman
Not sure if he counts, but I'd go for The Sandman(Wesley Dodds). Read the first issue of his recent run, twas interesting and im liking DCs thing with reviving golden age characters. I just hope they make a panel of him looking menacing while appearing in front of his gas.
Captain Marvel should be #1 on this list. He was the highest selling character in the Golden Age. He inspired Superman, Captain America, and Thor to become who they are today. Now most people just think of him as the magic man child, second fiddle to Superman the New 52 made him.
My favorite Golden age characters are mostly DC like Sandman, Crimson Avenger, Dr. Midnite. But I would love it if Marvel revived their golden age Vision character.
This underrated golden aged characters' video was great. Thank you so much for this. However, I was wondering if you would please do a video of the top 8 or 10 of the most brutal things Magneto has ever done in comics. I'm a 90's person, and I believe this would make a great video in the future, just like how you've done with Carnage and the Joker.
Even though he's fairly well known, I think it's totally bonkers that as long as Wildcat has existed, he's NEVER starred in his own comic series, not even a miniseries. Wildcat #1 has never been printed or sold. Has any other hero existed for this long, been in cartoons and live action and all, yet still not had their own series?
Never heard of the Laughing Mask character,problably would make a good murder/mystery type tv series,if done right. I wouldn't mind seeing a-JUSTICE-SOCIETY-film in the near future tho.
Since you did history of Marvel's Black Knight, Can you do history of Marvel's Dreadknight? If you seen the recent episodes of season 7 of the Flash, can you do history of Impulse, XS, Psych, Fuerza, Steadfast, Chillblaine, Abracadabra, Rainbow Raider, Mirror Master and Top in your next video?
I might be alone in this, but it looks like The Guardian might have taken inspiration from the original Blue Beetle; Dan Garrett. An ironic turn of events, since Victor S. Fox started his career in comics by ripping off Superman for his character Wonder Man, and would bite back at DC (Then known as National Publication) after he lost the lawsuit against Wonder Man by pushing for a solo title and a radio show for Blue Beetle in response to National doing so for Superman. Also, he once spat at National's office over the lawsuit (they shared the same building for a time). Plus, he also bragged he was the "King of Comics". And he apparently did so in front of Jack Kirby once. Fortunately, The Guardian has gotten some love outside of comics. Most notably in Young Justice, where both Jim Harper and Mal Duncan got their time to shine. In the comics, Mal Duncan became The Guardian during the '70s run of the Teen Titans. Before and after he became The Hornblower. An identity that would be recycled for the Teen Titans TV Show, where Mal appeared as "The Herald." I don't know much about Shining Knight, but I am a fan after seeing him take a beating from Eiling like a Champ in Justice League Unlimited "Patriot Act". And Vigilante rocks. Speaking of "Patriot Act", he wasn't kiddin' when he said he could have the folks eatin' out of the palm of his hand if he had his geetar. We didn't get to see that in Justice League Unlimited, but Vigilante lived up to his words in Batman: The Brave and The Bold.
I want Jay Garrick, Alan Scott, the Rex Tyler version of Hourman, the Charles Mcnider version of Doctor Mid-Nite, The Metal Men, and Sugar and Spike to be in the DCU.
Vigilante Greg Sanders got a mini-series called Vigilante: Shining Lights, Prairie Justice in the 90’s by James Robinson, who also did the fantastic Starman series, a series all about golden age heroes.
I want Doctor Fate to get some REAL love. Not just a side character like in Black Adam, and most comics today. But a main character, with his own tv miniseries, comic book run, etc. He's got so much potential, and the lore around him is super cool. Plus, he's an absolute powerhouse who can rival Doctor Strange in Marvel. I've always loved Fate as a character because I love magic based characters.
Can you please do history of DC OMAC along with the Reach who are the aliens who created the Scarabs in honour of the release of the Blue_Beetle movie?
Are you going to do history of the Supreme Intelligence, Ronan the Accuser, Dar-Benn and Ael-Dan who all played a major role in the upcoming The Marvels movie?
The original Human Torch made a small cameo appearance in captain america first avenger during the stark expo there was a display that showed the “synthetic man” but they couldn’t call him the human torch due to Fox still owning the rights
I feel like Laughing Mask would have fit very well in any of the Netflix Marvel shows. Maybe if the character does appear in the MCU at one point, it could be in Daredevil Born Again.
Can you do history of Cyclone, Rhino, Sandman, Kraven the Hunter, Chameleon, Scorpion and the Human Fly along with Kurt Connors the Lizard. Also can you do the history of the Flash Villains like Turtle, Magenta, Cobalt Blue, Mirror Master and Top?
I remember having a Namor action figure when i was a young boy, i played with him in the shower and bath all the time cause obviously he's a water character. Always been a character i loved but rarely get to talk about cause most people who aren't comic fans didn't know him. After black panther tho I'm so happy he's on his way to be a household name
Can you do videos on Iron Monger (Obadiah Stane), Yellow Jacket 🐝 (Darren Cross), Malekith ‘The Accursed’, Ronan ‘The Accuser’, Ghost 👻, Soldier Supreme, Iron Hammer 🔨 Iron Man 👨, Ultimate Thor, Worthy Black Widow and Goliath Hawkeye!!!!
feels great to know that someone else sees the guardian the same way I do. if they ever give him a series, steve rude should be the one to draw it. I can tell he has love for the character
Toro is always overlooked. The first time i heard of him was in The Invaders in 1975. I then found Sub-Mariner #14 from 1969, in the story where they killed him off battling the Mad Thinker. He's been overlooked in every Invaders series for more then 20 years.
Are you going to do history of Jentorra, Kryler(played by Bill Murray), Multiple Man, Cassie Lang as Stature/Stinger and the city of Chronopolis in honour of the Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumainia movie?
Do you think you could do a video on the 1993 Superboy series? Cause that's one of my favorite series and it introduced a ton of characters like king shark and knockout. And it was a truly fun story to read through.
One of my nerdy fantasies is an animated Captain America series set during WW2 that also features fellow Invaders members like Namor & Jim Hammond as well as retconned characters like Wolverine & T'Challa's grandfather as the then Black Panther.
A piece on Miss Fury would be interesting. Published by Timely but never crossed over to MU in any way. Running through the original with background on Tarpe Mills and finishing off with the modern relaunches, One of my favorite GA heroes. And Venus would be a VERY underused character in the MCU. .
Alas for the original Human Torch. He's been scuttled by the existence of his modern day counterpart, Johnny Storm. Ironically, Johnny has more in common with his predecessor's sidekick Toro/Thomas Raymond: both were teenagers when they acquired their fiery powers.
How long till you do history of America-Chavez, Speed and Wiccan since these Young Avengers played a major role in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness? Can you please do history of them in honour of the release of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness?
Just like how Namor the Submariner and the Shining Knight made their live action debut, Do you think we will see the rest of these Superheroes playing a major role on the Big Screen or TV Shows?
the guardian (jim harper) being related to speedy (roy harper) is so damn interesting to me, just like kid eternity (kit freeman) being the brother of freddy freeman from shazam.
The Black Terror--America's Fighting Nemesis Of Crime! Imagine Batman with the strength and resilience of the Golden Age Superman, and you have The Black Terror. Together with his junior partner Kid Terror--who possesses the same powers--they wage unrelenting war against the forces of evil.
Lets extend this into the modern day cause boy are'nt there plenty of those. Empowered is amazing and way too few people know about it. Also, do you know Galactus has a Daughter? Ya thats exist and has not been elaborated upon near enough.
Madame Strange was a total badass. The original Wildfire was nicely done. Diana, the Partner of Boomerang was just so competent she outshone him and his sad boomerang gimmick. Liberty Belle started her career by SWIMING THE ENGLISH CHANNEL to escape Nazis...say no more. Kitten, Catmans sidekick was just a kid but she looked pretty buff and held her own when she had to, she also packed a gun sometimes. Fantomah, was just insanely powered and turned into a skull faced buff, blue form that just devastated anyone that crossed her path. The Silver Scorpion was a judo expert that could have been interesting if she would have dumped her detective boss. And last but not least, the original Black Widow. Empowered by Satan, there are few heroes more terrifying than her. Enough for now.
Namor is barely a hero lol. Hes much more akin to doctor doom and is just generally antagonistic with everyone he talks to. Thats probably why. In contrast, magneto is only a dick to non mutants. He is likable if hes on your side. Even when namor teams up with people they dont love doing it lol
Namor is a proud and important part and member of the marvel comics multiverse
Namor and black Adam 😊😊😊
@@samuraimai4874 and uncle Sam deserves more animated attention as well
@@paulpierre4895 I can still remember both shining knight and vigilante from justice league unlimited
Agreed.But sadly Marvel butchered him in BP2.
@@marktheshark7588 There's always Marvel's what if season 2 just around the corner of December
Shining Knight, Uncle Sam and Vigilante don’t get enough love.
Your boy Laughing Mask was one of The Twelve, which was Marvel's take on what DC did with the All Star Squadron in one sense. I'd love to see you do a video on The Twelve, a twelve issue series from somewhere around 2007 or 2008. Laughing Mask was a huge part of the story, and I enjoyed that series quite a bit. Like the heroes you focused on in this video, The Twelve doesn't get enough love
Uncle Sam is hilarious awesome, the Batman The Brave and the Bold episode with him was my introduction to him earlier this year and I fell in love immediately because it's so stupidly cool
I liked reading All-Star Squadron comics when I was a kid. If anyone wants some good stories look up some old All-Star Squadron from the 70's and 80's. Really great stories and really great characters. My favorite was probably Steel or Commander Steel as he was sometimes called. His costume looked great and he was a pretty tough fighter. He was similar to Captain America. He was injured in combat and they gave him surgery replacing his bones with steel tubes, adding motors to his muscles, and giving him a tough synthetic skin. His costume was bullet proof and fireproof. That character was great. Doctor Midnight and the original Atom were also cool characters.
I’ve been a comics fan for over a decade, and have never heard of the Laughing Mask! That’s such an intriguing character! Going to look into that now!
Me too! I feel like he's kind of a mash up of Joker and Punisher!
Yup same here dude, a curious character
The first time that I had heard of the Shining Knight, Vigilante and Uncle Sam was in the pages of the All-Star Squadron that had came out in the late seventies and early eighties.
I legit think the freedom fighters as a whole are underrated. I wish that team was more popular
Uncle Sam definitely needs to appear in peacemaker
Shining Knight's comment in the JLU episode about the "creeping moral decay" really struck a chord with me back then. You can see it in comics all over the place where so called superheroes are nothing more the super human, not much heroism at all. Kingdom Come also touched on this idea and I think its worth exploring as it seems most writers want to write their characters as flawed people rather than those who make the right choices in their actions.
Uncle Sam is definitely needed nowadays. It's a shame that he's only ever been in Batman: The Brave and Bold. There's a lot of potential for The American Dream incarnate.
All should seek out the All-Star Squadron series that used Guardian and Shining Knight quite a bit and Vigilante and Uncle Sam a number of times.
Vigilante is one of my uncle’s favorite heroes he’s definitely underrated. I want to see more of him as well.
This video was great.You'll should do a 7 Underrated Golden Age Superheroes from the Public Domain.
The part of Guardian made me realize, maybe that could've been a role more fitting for Nathan Fillion in Superman: Legacy; an older superhero who has been operating for some time in Metropolis.
Yeah. Never pictured Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner.
Agreed
@@nerdguy1793Ironically guys, he voiced the Vigilante in JLU
I’d love a Jim Hammond Human Torch series set in the golden age. With Professor Horton as this person who’s too smart for his own good, and terrifying to the US government that he works for, the Torch would literally birth superheroes into the marvel universe.
It would be one part Oppenheimer, one part Frankenstein, and one part Superman
Not sure if he counts, but I'd go for The Sandman(Wesley Dodds). Read the first issue of his recent run, twas interesting and im liking DCs thing with reviving golden age characters.
I just hope they make a panel of him looking menacing while appearing in front of his gas.
Captain Marvel should be #1 on this list. He was the highest selling character in the Golden Age. He inspired Superman, Captain America, and Thor to become who they are today.
Now most people just think of him as the magic man child, second fiddle to Superman the New 52 made him.
The forgotten characters are always the cool characters. The golden age was the beginning of the superhero genre superheroes live on.
My favorite Golden age characters are mostly DC like Sandman, Crimson Avenger, Dr. Midnite.
But I would love it if Marvel revived their golden age Vision character.
I've always liked the original Human Torch! Wish he was seen more!
This underrated golden aged characters' video was great. Thank you so much for this. However, I was wondering if you would please do a video of the top 8 or 10 of the most brutal things Magneto has ever done in comics. I'm a 90's person, and I believe this would make a great video in the future, just like how you've done with Carnage and the Joker.
The Guardian is a badass!
Really dig him!
Even though he's fairly well known, I think it's totally bonkers that as long as Wildcat has existed, he's NEVER starred in his own comic series, not even a miniseries. Wildcat #1 has never been printed or sold. Has any other hero existed for this long, been in cartoons and live action and all, yet still not had their own series?
Never heard of the Laughing Mask character,problably would make a good murder/mystery type tv series,if done right. I wouldn't mind seeing a-JUSTICE-SOCIETY-film in the near future tho.
Look up the Twelve, great series
Vigilante is so legit, but I can def say I know more about Jonah Hex
Since you did history of Marvel's Black Knight, Can you do history of Marvel's Dreadknight?
If you seen the recent episodes of season 7 of the Flash, can you do history of Impulse, XS, Psych, Fuerza, Steadfast, Chillblaine, Abracadabra, Rainbow Raider, Mirror Master and Top in your next video?
We absolutely need a Phantom lady ongoin series with adam Hughes covers! pls DC!
I might be alone in this, but it looks like The Guardian might have taken inspiration from the original Blue Beetle; Dan Garrett. An ironic turn of events, since Victor S. Fox started his career in comics by ripping off Superman for his character Wonder Man, and would bite back at DC (Then known as National Publication) after he lost the lawsuit against Wonder Man by pushing for a solo title and a radio show for Blue Beetle in response to National doing so for Superman. Also, he once spat at National's office over the lawsuit (they shared the same building for a time). Plus, he also bragged he was the "King of Comics". And he apparently did so in front of Jack Kirby once.
Fortunately, The Guardian has gotten some love outside of comics. Most notably in Young Justice, where both Jim Harper and Mal Duncan got their time to shine. In the comics, Mal Duncan became The Guardian during the '70s run of the Teen Titans. Before and after he became The Hornblower. An identity that would be recycled for the Teen Titans TV Show, where Mal appeared as "The Herald."
I don't know much about Shining Knight, but I am a fan after seeing him take a beating from Eiling like a Champ in Justice League Unlimited "Patriot Act".
And Vigilante rocks. Speaking of "Patriot Act", he wasn't kiddin' when he said he could have the folks eatin' out of the palm of his hand if he had his geetar. We didn't get to see that in Justice League Unlimited, but Vigilante lived up to his words in Batman: The Brave and The Bold.
We need more of them. But it's funny to ask that, assuming these people making the movies even read the comics......
So when are you going to do history of DC Despero since he is one of the biggest Justice League Villians from the Comics?
I want Jay Garrick, Alan Scott, the Rex Tyler version of Hourman, the Charles Mcnider version of Doctor Mid-Nite, The Metal Men, and Sugar and Spike to be in the DCU.
Vigilante Greg Sanders got a mini-series called Vigilante: Shining Lights, Prairie Justice in the 90’s by James Robinson, who also did the fantastic Starman series, a series all about golden age heroes.
Superman is probably the most unappreciated hero of the golden age.
How about hour man
I want Doctor Fate to get some REAL love. Not just a side character like in Black Adam, and most comics today. But a main character, with his own tv miniseries, comic book run, etc. He's got so much potential, and the lore around him is super cool. Plus, he's an absolute powerhouse who can rival Doctor Strange in Marvel. I've always loved Fate as a character because I love magic based characters.
Can you please do history of DC OMAC along with the Reach who are the aliens who created the Scarabs in honour of the release of the Blue_Beetle movie?
Are you going to do history of the Supreme Intelligence, Ronan the Accuser, Dar-Benn and Ael-Dan who all played a major role in the upcoming The Marvels movie?
I would like more with The Spectre. Or, a new take on the original Captain Marvel. And, while we're at it, why not some Green Hornet ?
The original Human Torch made a small cameo appearance in captain america first avenger during the stark expo there was a display that showed the “synthetic man” but they couldn’t call him the human torch due to Fox still owning the rights
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I feel like Laughing Mask would have fit very well in any of the Netflix Marvel shows. Maybe if the character does appear in the MCU at one point, it could be in Daredevil Born Again.
Can you do history of Cyclone, Rhino, Sandman, Kraven the Hunter, Chameleon, Scorpion and the Human Fly along with Kurt Connors the Lizard. Also can you do the history of the Flash Villains like Turtle, Magenta, Cobalt Blue, Mirror Master and Top?
I think there’s a reason why these heroes are underrated….
Laughing Mask could totally show up in an arc of the DareDevil show.
But wouldn’t he be close to the Punisher? I mean could be cool to see laughing mask and Punisher clash or work together.
I remember having a Namor action figure when i was a young boy, i played with him in the shower and bath all the time cause obviously he's a water character. Always been a character i loved but rarely get to talk about cause most people who aren't comic fans didn't know him. After black panther tho I'm so happy he's on his way to be a household name
Wildcat boxing type of series
Can you do videos on Iron Monger (Obadiah Stane), Yellow Jacket 🐝 (Darren Cross), Malekith ‘The Accursed’, Ronan ‘The Accuser’, Ghost 👻, Soldier Supreme, Iron Hammer 🔨 Iron Man 👨, Ultimate Thor, Worthy Black Widow and Goliath Hawkeye!!!!
feels great to know that someone else sees the guardian the same way I do.
if they ever give him a series, steve rude should be the one to draw it. I can tell he has love for the character
Did you know there was a Vision before the andrioid, he was an alien named Aarkus who fought with Cap in WWII
Toro is always overlooked. The first time i heard of him was in The Invaders in 1975. I then found Sub-Mariner #14 from 1969, in the story where they killed him off battling the Mad Thinker. He's been overlooked in every Invaders series for more then 20 years.
Dr.Midnite and Hour man
Are you going to do history of Jentorra, Kryler(played by Bill Murray), Multiple Man, Cassie Lang as Stature/Stinger and the city of Chronopolis in honour of the Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumainia movie?
Can you do history of the characters mentioned in this video?
Do you think you could do a video on the 1993 Superboy series? Cause that's one of my favorite series and it introduced a ton of characters like king shark and knockout. And it was a truly fun story to read through.
I'd go for Sunfire definitely! So underrated!
You didn't mention that Jim Hammond did appear n the first Captain America film at the expo.
You should do more videos like this
Uncle Sam's speech in CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS was great
One of my nerdy fantasies is an animated Captain America series set during WW2 that also features fellow Invaders members like Namor & Jim Hammond as well as retconned characters like Wolverine & T'Challa's grandfather as the then Black Panther.
A piece on Miss Fury would be interesting. Published by Timely but never crossed over to MU in any way. Running through the original with background on Tarpe Mills and finishing off with the modern relaunches, One of my favorite GA heroes. And Venus would be a VERY underused character in the MCU. .
Wonderful video❤
Alas for the original Human Torch. He's been scuttled by the existence of his modern day counterpart, Johnny Storm. Ironically, Johnny has more in common with his predecessor's sidekick Toro/Thomas Raymond: both were teenagers when they acquired their fiery powers.
Namor is unique in that you can write him as a villain, anti hero or hero
How long till you do history of America-Chavez, Speed and Wiccan since these Young Avengers played a major role in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness? Can you please do history of them in honour of the release of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness?
CAPTAIN COMET 🙌🏾🙌🏾💯
I always thought the Black Marvel was really interesting, particularly the Spider-Man Animated Series version.
I need an episode on Phantom the ghost who walks.
These are the best type of videos
Just like how Namor the Submariner and the Shining Knight made their live action debut, Do you think we will see the rest of these Superheroes playing a major role on the Big Screen or TV Shows?
Well, Namor was technically in Wakanda Forever.
They changed everything about him, but he was *technically* there.
Sheena The Jungle Queen Saw The Tanya Roberts movie don't remember If I saw the early 2000's TV Series It had one of the chicks from Baywatch
You should make an overrated list and put Batman as #1 most overrated
fun fact about Namor he was the first mainstream comic book character that showcased the ability to fly way before Superman or Shazam.
OG Human Torch & Spectre
the guardian (jim harper) being related to speedy (roy harper) is so damn interesting to me, just like kid eternity (kit freeman) being the brother of freddy freeman from shazam.
*The* Spectre 👻
I got all american comic issue 16 the first appearance of green lantern ( alan scott ) for $10 only at my local comic store
Great characters !!!
Laughing mask is fucking terrifying
Yet I'm inspired by this character
The Black Terror--America's Fighting Nemesis Of Crime! Imagine Batman with the strength and resilience of the Golden Age Superman, and you have The Black Terror. Together with his junior partner Kid Terror--who possesses the same powers--they wage unrelenting war against the forces of evil.
The laughing mask is similar to the mask IMO
I’d love a vigilante action figure though but the McFarlane run doesn’t make them with guns
Yeah That Golden Age Human Torch is My Favourite character
Why did they reuse the name human torch for the fantastic four?
The Human Bomb from the Freedom Fighters
laughing mask should be in the daredevil series
Lets extend this into the modern day cause boy are'nt there plenty of those. Empowered is amazing and way too few people know about it. Also, do you know Galactus has a Daughter? Ya thats exist and has not been elaborated upon near enough.
Marvel’s original Flash- the Whizzer
Madame Strange was a total badass. The original Wildfire was nicely done. Diana, the Partner of Boomerang was just so competent she outshone him and his sad boomerang gimmick. Liberty Belle started her career by SWIMING THE ENGLISH CHANNEL to escape Nazis...say no more. Kitten, Catmans sidekick was just a kid but she looked pretty buff and held her own when she had to, she also packed a gun sometimes. Fantomah, was just insanely powered and turned into a skull faced buff, blue form that just devastated anyone that crossed her path. The Silver Scorpion was a judo expert that could have been interesting if she would have dumped her detective boss. And last but not least, the original Black Widow. Empowered by Satan, there are few heroes more terrifying than her. Enough for now.
Detective Occult could use some love.
Uncle Sam animated show/movie in 2025 would be EPIC
7:17 he'll get killed of bet money
What would happen if we saw these Superheroes on the Big Screen or TV Shows?
Can you do history os Scott Pilgrim????
Which one of these golden age Superheroes do you think is the best as well as the most powerful and would win against each other?
My favorite is The Destroyer from Timely
Namor is barely a hero lol. Hes much more akin to doctor doom and is just generally antagonistic with everyone he talks to. Thats probably why. In contrast, magneto is only a dick to non mutants. He is likable if hes on your side. Even when namor teams up with people they dont love doing it lol
Laughing mask vs. punisher crossover?
What about The Shadow?
Ok Original Torch, Phantom & Shadow. In fact I want DC Black Label to make a Shadow movie
Dwight Schrute for The Laughing Mask!! Who's with me??