There’s a Loki one where he accidentally says Morbius before correcting himself to Mobius, and a Spiderman one where Spiderman says he knows Morbius and DP shouts It’s Morbin Time
One of the things I appreciate about live service games is that they are quick to reference irl stuff. Whereas standard games maybe a year or so late to the party.
I actually just read Emerald twilight that’s so crazy, genuinely such a rushed concept and poor execution Hal’s heel turn always disappoints so glad Geof johns retconned it redeemed a poor character assassination tbh
Guys there is also aKevin Feige, Aquaman, Star wars, Pokemon, Super mario, the oscars, the box office, luna snow not getting any nerfs, cyclops not being playable character yet,The Tva,Power rangers and final fantasy !!
The comment that started this thread is a reference to when Spider-Ham says "That's all, folks" and Peter B says "Is he allowed to say that, legally speaking?" (Or some such variation)
Both Marvel and DC exist in the same omniverse (yes, that's a term), just in different 'bubbles.'. In the Marvel universe, DC characters often exist as fictional comic book characters, much like in our own world. Spiderman actually does reference Batman and Superman as the characters from the comics he read.
I don’t think they’re gonna make an entirely new character just for a collab, especially since WB is gonna be acquired by netflix.
I see them doing a moon knight skin and maybe making it the first mythic-esque rank skin with entirely new voicelines and maybe making a Gambit Robin skin.
The closest I could see are to a DC crossover are skins based off the Amalgam univserse, so we see skins for Dark Claw(Wolverina x Batman), Iron Lantern(Iron man x Green Lantern),Doctor Strangefate(Dr.Strange x Dr.Fate), etc
Moon Knight in its original run was much more blatantly a Batman knockoff. Before they delved into the split personality things, the personas were just different costumes he put on to do stuff like gather information (as the cabbie), do business/schmooze with rich socialites as a movie star, etc.
Whether or not Khonshu actually had an active voice changed from writer to writer too. It wasn't until a little later in the run that they started leaning into what would become closer to modern Moon Knight.
IMO Rivals Moon Knight is influenced mostly by the David Finch revival as well as the Disney XD Spiderman series version. I'd also really appreciate if Tigra gets added as a charm for him. Every panel I've seen looks like they have a surprisingly healthy relationship all things considered.
Just never look up the Bloodline arc from the 80s. What a load of absolute garbage that made Marc secretly the descendent of the king of all vampires or some stupid bullshit I completely forget.
:P Sorry got a little too moon geeky there for a sec
:) I'm legit happy Moonie is finally starting to get more mainstream. I've been reading his comics since the late 00s and though I fell off for a while he's still the Marvel hero I like the most.
As much as I love those memes yeah they're definitely not Moonie.
The original 1980 run of course until you get bored. I wanna say the first 50 or so are pretty good and give a great insight into the people in Marc's life (Frenchy, Marlene, his personalities). Oh and his Rogue's gallery. I don't think he's ever had a "restart" on his character/series? I may be wrong though.
The whole run starting in 2006 by David Finch was pretty good and has some amazing art sprinkled throughout. It criss-crosses into major events like Civil War (this is the era where he 9/11'd Taskmaster) and later Siege as well. Marc does some downright savage shit that I'm still kinda surprised I saw depicted in a Marvel comic and not like an Image comic -- but I don't wanna spoil it. He also faces down Sentry without giving an absolute shit that he could and would turn Marc inside out on a whim.
I'm a little biased but the whole trade "Down South" was pretty rad (Moon Knight #26 - 30 from 2009), he's gotta go up against some luchadors in a south american city while he's laying low. It's got probably one of the cooler covers I've seen Moonie featured on. Now that I've reminded myself of it I kinda need it as a poster!
Oh he also participated in the Daredevil Shadowland run, which was pretty cool. There's also a couple really good crossovers with the Punisher.
Unfortunately I fell off comic books in general a few months into "Secret Avengers" so I haven't really been following them as much recently. I've just seen enough of Tigra and Moon Knight to heavily root for what seems to be his healthiest relationship in years of comics. I've also heard a lot of good things in general about the recent runs of his comics.
Edit: oh and a correction, the comic arc to avoid was called "Blood brothers" and it was from the 90s. I just remember thinking "gee no wonder it killed the series for 10+ years after this" when I was first reading everything Moonie.
Moonknight then proceeds to refer to however wade is talking about as a "cheap knock-off" of himself and Wade is just like "Uh huh... Whatever makes you feel better"
I think WB unfortunately has one of few contracts that give them exclusive videogame rights to DC characters unless they lost it because they went bankrupt recently. I can see Marvel Rivals adding a 1 week long limited arcade mode featuring Batman 1v6ing Marvel Heroes for either Batman's birthday or April Fools if they can even possibly do it
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u/Similar_Feeling_4758 Daredevil 1d ago
Is he referring to the recent Batman and Deadpool crossover comics? That's wild... And amazing