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Imagine a comic where Reed Richards was able to fend off Galactus's Hunger because of some Taco Bell Crunch Wrap Supremes, that is the Marvel Crossover I want to see
Fun fact, Taco Bell and KFC are sister companies owned by Yum! Brands, which itself is owned by PepsiCo. And remember, DC sold out to KFC. With that in mind, I think we can all agree the PepsiCo cinematic universe is the one to watch for!
As much as Ultron hates humanity, it would have been hilarious if he was running a taco bell franchise, based on how toxic the food is, believing he's slowly wiping out humanity within the letter of the law
Fun fact: As much as people love to make fun of Taco Bell it's actually both cheap and one of the healthiest fast food places (obviously not if you order a cheese burrito with extra cheese and cheese sauce, but their standard fare tacos yeah).
I laugh at the fact that they spent the money to put really nice art inside the book. But recycled covers for all of the covers. For example the avengers cover is from an Iron Man comic during the avengers disassembled arc. And the fantastic four cover is from Mark Wade‘s run.
I rarely go to Taco Bell, so I forgot that they had a Kid's Menu. Also, these both seem timeless, yet a product of a older era, Cap with a secret identity, Thor still using the Donald Blake identity, beardless Reed, and Eric O'Grady not being cancelled, then rebooting himself as Black Ant.
The Wrecker has a crowbar empowered by the Norse Gods. He's literally high magic. Why's he looking for wonder and enchantment in places with gift shops?
The only character that was actually going to eat Taco Bell from these four comics was the pervy Ant-Man most people forgot about. Not sure that's great marketing.
Ah yes, Eric O'Grady, the Antman who is so disgusting his own series was called irredeemable. All jokes aside, Irredeemable Antman is a great series to read and laugh at. Ps. I feel like I've seen the Thor and Avengers covers somewhere else.
A few comments up another user mentioned where two were recycled from. FF is from a Mark Wade run, and the Avengers cover is from an Iron Man issue during the Avengers Disassembled arc. Might be able to reverse image search the others to find the Thor cover too?
I got my first exposure to O'Grady in the Initiative, so slightly less irredeemable. And was sad to see what happened to him in Remender's ...Secret Avengers?
I have one of those: Superman and Wonder Woman helped RS tech-using kids to stop Luthor and save the (that one) day. I mounted it in a picture frame next to a giant size "ALL NEW Collectors' Edition $2.00" Superman vs. Wonder Woman who are about to tear each other apart in front of a drawing of Uncle Sam. "The Battle You Thought You'd Never See". I can't date it as I'd have to unpack it... Okay, Amazon is selling it in hard cover, the original published in 1978. Takes place in WW2. Superman has high hopes that nuke bombs will stop the Axis; WW wants to destroy the bombs to save innocent lives. A strange story... and "the mysterious samurai known as Sumo!" does something to distract the two. I don't think Taco Bell would approve, but the Colonel might have some ideas.
So many questions. When the bottle hit Cap did he say "Ow" because he wasnt expecting being hit or is he very sensitive to pain and ignores it all the other time? Wouldn't O'Grady make a better spokesman for subway with his deviant past? What do we call this universe? The Tacoverese? The Product Placement-Verse? Earth 2.84 cuz that's how much the kids meals cost back then according to my research
OK but when are we finally gonna take the deep dive into Combo Man that he deserves? Also, isn't the cover for the Avengers one from Thor Disassembled?
Originally from Thor vol. 2 #81's cover (which was part of the Ragnarok/Avengers disassembled arc). It seems to have reused for both a Thor: Disassembled TPB and also for a beefier one called Avengers Disassembled: Iron Man, Thor & Captain America. That one seems to have gone around.
4 comic arc about how Hydra has taken over taco bell and the avengers need to assemble to get them out of there. Each comic could be about a few members of the Avengers finding out in their own way. Maybe one of them could've overheard something while grabbing a quick bite at taco bell. The last comic being them assembling to free Taco Bell from Hydra's clutches. (And if you're able to collect, cough assemble, all 4, you get a free taco bell meal)
Jet-Henge may not be a real thing, but there is a Carhenge in Nebraska. And, of perhaps more relevance to you, there used to be an "Autohenge" in Port Perry, Ontario, but it rusted and was torn down in 2001.
Advertising any fast food place would be easy in a comic. Particularly Avengers or Justice League. Whoever is on monitor duty sends out for lunch, and then they have to run off to save the day as a villain attacks. Or the hero goes for fast food, and recognizes one of the villains in the restaurant.
I cannot get over the Hulk shooting Reed Richards away like a rubber-band. Really can’t get past this happening in a Taco Bell exclusive and not even once in the main continuity.
I think she's onto something. It's all a conspiracy. Just look at that one scene in End Game where Ant Man lost two of his Tacos. First Rhodey, War Machine scared the Tacos out of him literally. Bruce Banner, Hulk feels bad for him so he gave two of his to Ant man. It's all a subliminal messaging. Buy Taco Bell.
During the time I worked at Taco Bell they were doing Star Wars promotions for the second trilogy. personally, if I were to tie in a comic book and a fast food company I'd go with Deadpool and Wendy's. Old Woman Customer: "Where's the beef?" Deadpool in a banana hammock bikini: "Right here, grandma!"
Marvel and the Army/Air Force have the same gimmick. It's kinda like an early NCIS episode: The Navy(troops) starts the adventure, something goes down (the villain and shenanigans), NCIS (the heroes) show up and save the day, and the sponsor is a product and not a character. There'll be an AAFES store in the background or a product someone bought.
I have to be pretty drunk to eat Taco Bell. There are just too many other choices that are better. Favorite quote: "I paid $20 to get into Mermaid World and there weren't real mermaids just girls throwing around fake mermaid tails." This was funny because I live near a "mermaid world"
I remember some Marvel Comics telling gets to be healthy. One where Dr. Octopus got a toothache. It was in the era of Spider-Man wearing a backpack. Another had Captain America fighting the Asthma Monster.
I remember reading a Spider-Man comic where Peter is on Coney Island and announces that he wants a hot dog from Nathan's. It was a single panel, but featured a full sized illustration of a Nathan's restaurant.
Remember the old ads for twinkies and other sweets in marvel comics... i always found them hilarious. One of my fav bonus from buying real silver/bronze books
Resting a drink on a bed next to a laptop is such a bad idea. The artist that forgot to draw in the product placement till the last minute really made that non-character who's never appeared before or again look really stupid.
The cover of the Avengers one is from the 'Thor Ragnarok(Avengers disassembled)' comic. You should check it out sometime. It's way better and far darker than the movie.
We absolutely need to see the 2011 issues, if for no other reason than to see if anyone actually eats Taco Bell in those. I’d also be curious if you ever read the X-Men Pizza Hut tie-in comics, I had one or two in the mid ‘90s but I haven’t read them since then. I’m sure they’re treasures haha. Great video, I always enjoy your work!
I was highly amused by the incredibly stupid Subway backup stories that ran in DC comics, a few years ago. Various sports stars would be out doing whatever, wearing Subway shirts as if they're brand ambassadors, and badguys would show up to spoil everyone's fun. The heroes would find a Subway, take a bite of something with avocado in it, and it would give them super powers like Popeye and his spinach. It was awesome.
I would argue that even if you use the correct vocabulary, if your child is saying sentences like "I'm learning things well." the school system has failed them.
If I can cross promote a comic book series, I would do it with a coffee shop. The parents order coffee in the morning and also have something for their kids to enjoy to read.
I only have the Thor one and I wish I could get the other three for a good price, these came out when I was in high school and I miss when Taco Bell had fast food toys or Burger King actually advertising their current ones.
There were a series of panels made into wall mounted artwork showing Spiderman, antman and Tony stark discussing how much Peter Parker loves Five Guys in the bathroom at the local five guys burgers and fries here in Ohio lol
Not exactly comics related, but they used Snickers with some of the DC characters where people turned monstrous until they got a Snickers Bar. They also teamed up with Sports Illustrated in a Swimsuit issue where they had a swimsuit model turn into a D&D monster until she got a Snickers Bar.
I would go heavy. Spider-Man is doing a gig at Taco Bell when Mysterio attacks. Taking in the setting, Mysterio uses Taco Bell imagery to mess with Spider-Man. Lucky for Spidy, Taco Mel (at Taco bell employee) helps him navigate the illusions by pointing out inconsistencies.
These were probably inventory stories, already completed, but just requiring the smallest of product placements to meet criteria. As such, they were probably less costly for Taco Bell 🔔 marketing, as opposed to all-original material, like KFC's DC fare.
Cold flashback to that one Moongirl comic where a major plot point was a STEM science fair at school sponsored by *LEGO™* and every other voice bubble had *LEGO™* in it and the big bad was defeated with the aid of a *LEGO™* triceratops mecha
Man I'm so curious about the 2011 ones. Also I had the avengers one and I'm going to desperately search for it now. I was too young to appreciate the greatness of fast food comics
I suggest looking at the X-Men comics they gave out at Pizza Hut, the mini comics that came in boxes of Drake's snack cakes or just the infamous Hostess ads.
Honestly, now I just have this idea of like, the fantastic four and doom stuck together on a roadtrip. Maybe like through space or time or other universes. Just sounds like fun.
I remember Taco Bell doing this again, mainly because I got the Invincible Iron Man issue from them because it was written by Brian Clevinger and to this day is still one of my favorite Iron man issues.
I definitely liked the KFC ones better. There was love for the comics and for KFC (but basically more just KFC) it was so zany. I appreciate how hard they went with it lol
O’Grady was okay in the Ant-man and Wasp mini series he was in with Pym. Before you mentioned the creeper stuff I thought he was comparable to Guy Gardner of the GLs.
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GIVE US THEM THERE PART 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do the Jack-in-the-Box avengers comic next.
I still have my Thor comic from high school.
"He has a magic crowbar. Watch out Jason." I just about fell out of my chair laughing.
Same! 😂😂😂😂
Jason has one too now. Watch out world.
Yeah, she got me with that one too.
She just slipped without missing a beat
😭
Imagine a comic where Reed Richards was able to fend off Galactus's Hunger because of some Taco Bell Crunch Wrap Supremes, that is the Marvel Crossover I want to see
Only if he gives galactus bonus hostess fruit pies.
@@gregcourtney751 was going to say it's sounds like the old Hostess Fruit Pies advert
The Silver Surfer would deliver them of course.
Fun fact, Taco Bell and KFC are sister companies owned by Yum! Brands, which itself is owned by PepsiCo.
And remember, DC sold out to KFC.
With that in mind, I think we can all agree the PepsiCo cinematic universe is the one to watch for!
Can't wait to se Pepsi-Man and Superman team up.
@@GleeChan I really want pepsi-man to be an official hero in dc now.
As much as Ultron hates humanity, it would have been hilarious if he was running a taco bell franchise, based on how toxic the food is, believing he's slowly wiping out humanity within the letter of the law
Fun fact: As much as people love to make fun of Taco Bell it's actually both cheap and one of the healthiest fast food places (obviously not if you order a cheese burrito with extra cheese and cheese sauce, but their standard fare tacos yeah).
@@Goldenkitten1 People just repeat the same shit opinions without researching, than to know these facts about Taco Bell. So props to you!
Ultron is the head of UA-cam and Facebook confirmed.
I laugh at the fact that they spent the money to put really nice art inside the book. But recycled covers for all of the covers. For example the avengers cover is from an Iron Man comic during the avengers disassembled arc. And the fantastic four cover is from Mark Wade‘s run.
Lmao I didn't catch that, that's amazing. Now I need to do the next ones just to mention that.
@@CasuallyComics Please do cover the 2011 one, I'm curious
Oh no. A Mark Waid F4 anything.
I rarely go to Taco Bell, so I forgot that they had a Kid's Menu. Also, these both seem timeless, yet a product of a older era, Cap with a secret identity, Thor still using the Donald Blake identity, beardless Reed, and Eric O'Grady not being cancelled, then rebooting himself as Black Ant.
an older"
I miss when Taco Bell had that menu.
The Wrecker has a crowbar empowered by the Norse Gods. He's literally high magic. Why's he looking for wonder and enchantment in places with gift shops?
Yeah the crowbar is magic but it’s really more of empowering him than it is giving him magic skills. He used to just be a construction worker
Ultron is the true hero of the book he’s in because he saved Ant-man from a fate worse than death; leftover Taco Bell😬
I remember when Taco Bell had kids meals because the toys were actually pretty neat back in the 90s. They also had a Cat and a Dog as mascot.
Pepperidge farm remembers.
Taco Bell kids meals used to hit the spot. I guess this is growing up.
Yea especially the star wars phantom menace toys from 99
Yo quero Taco Bell
I miss when they had fast food toys and when Burger King used to actually advertise the current ones.
The only character that was actually going to eat Taco Bell from these four comics was the pervy Ant-Man most people forgot about. Not sure that's great marketing.
In '93, Pizza Hut gave away X-Men comics with personal pan pizzas.
Ah yes, Eric O'Grady, the Antman who is so disgusting his own series was called irredeemable. All jokes aside, Irredeemable Antman is a great series to read and laugh at.
Ps. I feel like I've seen the Thor and Avengers covers somewhere else.
A few comments up another user mentioned where two were recycled from. FF is from a Mark Wade run, and the Avengers cover is from an Iron Man issue during the Avengers Disassembled arc. Might be able to reverse image search the others to find the Thor cover too?
I got my first exposure to O'Grady in the Initiative, so slightly less irredeemable. And was sad to see what happened to him in Remender's ...Secret Avengers?
"Hulk not hit girl; hulk smash" is my new pick up line. Just gotta wear my hulk shirt out more 🤣
If you are looking for more promotional comics ideas, there's always the Superman comics that were made for Radio Shack.
Featuring the TRS-80 Whiz Kids!
I have one of those: Superman and Wonder Woman helped RS tech-using kids to stop Luthor and save the (that one) day. I mounted it in a picture frame next to a giant size "ALL NEW Collectors' Edition $2.00" Superman vs. Wonder Woman who are about to tear each other apart in front of a drawing of Uncle Sam. "The Battle You Thought You'd Never See". I can't date it as I'd have to unpack it... Okay, Amazon is selling it in hard cover, the original published in 1978. Takes place in WW2. Superman has high hopes that nuke bombs will stop the Axis; WW wants to destroy the bombs to save innocent lives. A strange story... and "the mysterious samurai known as Sumo!" does something to distract the two. I don't think Taco Bell would approve, but the Colonel might have some ideas.
So many questions. When the bottle hit Cap did he say "Ow" because he wasnt expecting being hit or is he very sensitive to pain and ignores it all the other time? Wouldn't O'Grady make a better spokesman for subway with his deviant past? What do we call this universe? The Tacoverese? The Product Placement-Verse? Earth 2.84 cuz that's how much the kids meals cost back then according to my research
Maybe he was emotionally hurt by that comment.
I feel like Captain Amarica said "ow" because his feelings were hurt by that kid calling hm a jerk and not from him getting hit by a plastic bottle.
I love Taco Bell but Taco Bell doesn’t always love me back.
I want the complicated history of Donald Blake and Thor!
You have to do the 2011 books. I need to discover if anyone ever eats Taco Bell.
Same!
Imagine if Thanos died because of food poisoning after eating Tacobell and that's how infinity war ends lol.
"He has a magic crowbar... watch out Jason"
That's the moment I spit my Coke out... Thanks Sasha.
OK but when are we finally gonna take the deep dive into Combo Man that he deserves?
Also, isn't the cover for the Avengers one from Thor Disassembled?
Weird timing of the universe, I just learned about Combo man this week from an episode of Umm actually.
Originally from Thor vol. 2 #81's cover (which was part of the Ragnarok/Avengers disassembled arc). It seems to have reused for both a Thor: Disassembled TPB and also for a beefier one called Avengers Disassembled: Iron Man, Thor & Captain America. That one seems to have gone around.
I'm pretty sure each of those covers are reused from other issues, the Cap one being from Cap #25 where he "dies".
4 comic arc about how Hydra has taken over taco bell and the avengers need to assemble to get them out of there. Each comic could be about a few members of the Avengers finding out in their own way. Maybe one of them could've overheard something while grabbing a quick bite at taco bell. The last comic being them assembling to free Taco Bell from Hydra's clutches. (And if you're able to collect, cough assemble, all 4, you get a free taco bell meal)
7:36…Sasha realized that she almost revealed her knowledge of the forbidden truths!
Jet-Henge may not be a real thing, but there is a Carhenge in Nebraska. And, of perhaps more relevance to you, there used to be an "Autohenge" in Port Perry, Ontario, but it rusted and was torn down in 2001.
Not a single one of these had a super powered Taco Bell Chihuahua? What a lost opportunity.
The Avengers giving second chances, Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver are saying, hold our beers
Advertising any fast food place would be easy in a comic. Particularly Avengers or Justice League. Whoever is on monitor duty sends out for lunch, and then they have to run off to save the day as a villain attacks. Or the hero goes for fast food, and recognizes one of the villains in the restaurant.
I cannot get over the Hulk shooting Reed Richards away like a rubber-band. Really can’t get past this happening in a Taco Bell exclusive and not even once in the main continuity.
I think she's onto something. It's all a conspiracy. Just look at that one scene in End Game where Ant Man lost two of his Tacos. First Rhodey, War Machine scared the Tacos out of him literally. Bruce Banner, Hulk feels bad for him so he gave two of his to Ant man.
It's all a subliminal messaging.
Buy Taco Bell.
During the time I worked at Taco Bell they were doing Star Wars promotions for the second trilogy. personally, if I were to tie in a comic book and a fast food company I'd go with Deadpool and Wendy's.
Old Woman Customer: "Where's the beef?"
Deadpool in a banana hammock bikini: "Right here, grandma!"
That Fantastic Four cover, although somewhat generic, is dope. It was done by a super underrated artist we lost way too soon, Mike Wieringo.
RIP Ringo
Not using deadpool for this was a missed opportunity
Ultron DID live with the West Coast Avengers as a reformed ally.
The gall to put "Not for resale" on a comic book. Do they know their biggest customers?
Marvel and the Army/Air Force have the same gimmick. It's kinda like an early NCIS episode: The Navy(troops) starts the adventure, something goes down (the villain and shenanigans), NCIS (the heroes) show up and save the day, and the sponsor is a product and not a character. There'll be an AAFES store in the background or a product someone bought.
I have to be pretty drunk to eat Taco Bell. There are just too many other choices that are better.
Favorite quote: "I paid $20 to get into Mermaid World and there weren't real mermaids just girls throwing around fake mermaid tails."
This was funny because I live near a "mermaid world"
I remember some Marvel Comics telling gets to be healthy. One where Dr. Octopus got a toothache. It was in the era of Spider-Man wearing a backpack. Another had Captain America fighting the Asthma Monster.
The Hostess adds were silly and fun too. Supervillains will stop in their tracks if you throw a Twinkie at them.
Even stranger tie in, Marvel and Pizza Hut. No product placement, just environmental PSAs
I remember reading a Spider-Man comic where Peter is on Coney Island and announces that he wants a hot dog from Nathan's. It was a single panel, but featured a full sized illustration of a Nathan's restaurant.
Remember the old ads for twinkies and other sweets in marvel comics... i always found them hilarious. One of my fav bonus from buying real silver/bronze books
Resting a drink on a bed next to a laptop is such a bad idea. The artist that forgot to draw in the product placement till the last minute really made that non-character who's never appeared before or again look really stupid.
The cover of the Avengers one is from the 'Thor Ragnarok(Avengers disassembled)' comic.
You should check it out sometime. It's way better and far darker than the movie.
We absolutely need to see the 2011 issues, if for no other reason than to see if anyone actually eats Taco Bell in those. I’d also be curious if you ever read the X-Men Pizza Hut tie-in comics, I had one or two in the mid ‘90s but I haven’t read them since then. I’m sure they’re treasures haha.
Great video, I always enjoy your work!
There is a surprising lack of taco bell in these tie one. I would feel like the Wrecker: cheated!
I thought calling them "speedlines" was nerdy enough. "Velocity lines" is next level. What do canadians call "motion blur???"
3:56 "Talk about being saved by the bell..."
*And So It Begins...*
I was highly amused by the incredibly stupid Subway backup stories that ran in DC comics, a few years ago. Various sports stars would be out doing whatever, wearing Subway shirts as if they're brand ambassadors, and badguys would show up to spoil everyone's fun. The heroes would find a Subway, take a bite of something with avocado in it, and it would give them super powers like Popeye and his spinach. It was awesome.
If the kid says he is "learning things good"; grammer is clearly not one of them.
The biggest Thing statue I remember seeing was
The Incredible Hulk and the Thing in The Big Change.A Marvel Graphic Novel from 1987.
I would argue that even if you use the correct vocabulary, if your child is saying sentences like "I'm learning things well." the school system has failed them.
I remember Burger King selling comics when I was a kid. I remember getting a Dexter's Lab one and a Looney Tunes one.
If I can cross promote a comic book series, I would do it with a coffee shop. The parents order coffee in the morning and also have something for their kids to enjoy to read.
Alas, there is no Jethenge, but there *is* a Carhenge in Alliance, Nebraska. And the restrooms have Carhenge-themed comic-cover paintings!
I want to see the 2011 ones, just to see if anyone in Marvel ever eats Taco Bell.
I only have the Thor one and I wish I could get the other three for a good price, these came out when I was in high school and I miss when Taco Bell had fast food toys or Burger King actually advertising their current ones.
KFC, Batburger, and Taco Wizard vs Taco Bell
This the crossover I now want to see
There were a series of panels made into wall mounted artwork showing Spiderman, antman and Tony stark discussing how much Peter Parker loves Five Guys in the bathroom at the local five guys burgers and fries here in Ohio lol
They should have done a Spider-Man comic for this. Spidey would have eaten a taco.
Jet-henge seems like a parody of Carhenge, which is a real attraction in Nebraska.
"...The Hulk can smash all of the humans that he wants just leave the Taco Bell alone." 😂😂🤣🤣
Not exactly comics related, but they used Snickers with some of the DC characters where people turned monstrous until they got a Snickers Bar. They also teamed up with Sports Illustrated in a Swimsuit issue where they had a swimsuit model turn into a D&D monster until she got a Snickers Bar.
I would go heavy. Spider-Man is doing a gig at Taco Bell when Mysterio attacks. Taking in the setting, Mysterio uses Taco Bell imagery to mess with Spider-Man. Lucky for Spidy, Taco Mel (at Taco bell employee) helps him navigate the illusions by pointing out inconsistencies.
These were probably inventory stories, already completed, but just requiring the smallest of product placements to meet criteria.
As such, they were probably less costly for Taco Bell 🔔 marketing, as opposed to all-original material, like KFC's DC fare.
This content is refreshing, almost as refreshing as a Baja Blast exclusively from Taco Bell!
It's pretty bad that Black Ant is less of a creep than O'Grady.
I'm pretty sure the only people who visit Steven at home are his girlfriends, sidekicks and girlfriend sidekicks.
Cold flashback to that one Moongirl comic where a major plot point was a STEM science fair at school sponsored by *LEGO™* and every other voice bubble had *LEGO™* in it and the big bad was defeated with the aid of a *LEGO™* triceratops mecha
Cap is immune to all things except insults and plastic bottles.
"All the restaurants are Taco Bell." - Officer Lenina Huxley, San Angeles Police Department.
With the absolutely bananas anime commercial for Nacho Fries a few months ago I hope we get more ads in these areas of thought
Now I need to know how The Wrecker find out the Mermaids were fake... I'm slightly concern.
Man I'm so curious about the 2011 ones. Also I had the avengers one and I'm going to desperately search for it now. I was too young to appreciate the greatness of fast food comics
Wait, Cap had a secret identity at one point post-being unfrozen? How did that work with him being presumed dead for decades?
I suggest looking at the X-Men comics they gave out at Pizza Hut, the mini comics that came in boxes of Drake's snack cakes or just the infamous Hostess ads.
That's a big NO on Taco Hell. They're a bad approximation of food.
I do have fond memories of the Hostess crossovers though. They were fun.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who really would be here for a video about the complicated relationship between Dr Donald Blake and Thor.
Please?
"Would you have amped up the taco factor? Or do you like it.... LOKI?"
I'll show myself out
Honestly, now I just have this idea of like, the fantastic four and doom stuck together on a roadtrip. Maybe like through space or time or other universes. Just sounds like fun.
Re: "Watch out Jason"...LOL
There may not be a Jet-Henge, but there is a Carhenge in Nebraska.
imagine if at some point they decided to just grow martin up,turn him into a superhero and give his his own series.XD
I remember Taco Bell doing this again, mainly because I got the Invincible Iron Man issue from them because it was written by Brian Clevinger and to this day is still one of my favorite Iron man issues.
Oh my gosh, I actually read that Captain America comic as a kid and totally forgot. Turns out I still have it!
So you're telling me not one of these comics featured the chihuahua? Opportunity missed.
Taco Bell is a great cure for constipation! As far as the comics go, Sasha could make an old school New York City phone book seem interesting!
I wanna make a panel of spidey eating Taco Bell upiside down and the meat falling on wolverine’s head making him mad 😂
Omg yes. The Most Metal Martin VS Dark Nature Girl. I need it.
They will NEVER do as good as the Xmen and Pizza Hut in the 90s
And here I thought the Wrecker was a Spiderman villian.
No way 😳 I had no idea they had kids meals
Marvel spent decades swinging off the Hostess jock advertising Twinkies and fruit pies.
I definitely liked the KFC ones better. There was love for the comics and for KFC (but basically more just KFC) it was so zany. I appreciate how hard they went with it lol
The heck? The art [for a fast food tie-in] is better than what most current creators are going to retail with. That's sad.
These remind me of the old Archie product placements where they just have chips ahoy and Kool-Aid in regular stories.
The cover of the Ultron one is reused from a Thor Ragnarok issue. I guess all of them are reused artwork.
I didn't even know taco bell had kids meals. That said I think most taco bells in my area are just in malls
O’Grady was okay in the Ant-man and Wasp mini series he was in with Pym. Before you mentioned the creeper stuff I thought he was comparable to Guy Gardner of the GLs.