Until last week, I would have said that Nova stomps without much of a problem... But given the events of the recent Space Ghost/Green Lantern Special, I actually think SG could win:
And before that, SG briefly dropped Larfleeze with a single blast as well:
http://i.imgur.com/Ib6ngQr.jpg
DC's giving him a hell of a push, to say the least... 😑
Originally posted by Galan007
Until last week, I would have said that Nova stomps without much of a problem... But given the events of the recent Space Ghost/Green Lantern Special, I actually think SG could win:And before that, SG briefly dropped Larfleeze with a single blast as well:
http://i.imgur.com/Ib6ngQr.jpgDC's giving him a hell of a push, to say the least... 😑
Damn that is nice!
Space Ghost was always one of my favorite heroes growing up. The only complaint I've ever had about him is the emblem on his chest. A red triangle with a *tiny*silhouette of his head? cmon lol.
Also, does DC have permanent comic rights to Space Ghost/Hanna Barbera as well as He-Man? Maybe Warner Bros somehow own those properties through their respective companies or something?
Originally posted by CosmicComet
Damn that is nice!Space Ghost was always one of my favorite heroes growing up. The only complaint I've ever had about him is the emblem on his chest. A red triangle with a *tiny*silhouette of his head? cmon lol.
Also, does DC have permanent comic rights to Space Ghost/Hanna Barbera as well as He-Man? Maybe Warner Bros somehow own those properties through their respective companies or something?
I don't know about He-Man, but Warner owns Hannah Barbera. In fact, both He-Man and Hannah Barbera are apart of DC's larger Multiverse. Just like Wildstorm, Vertigo and Milestone.
So they flat out own hanna-barbera eh? Nice. I need to see Birdman in more comics, I feel he could be a solid low to mid herald, and he always seemed a lot physically more powerful than Space Ghost.
I just checked and apparently Warner Bros owns Thundercats also ever since they purchased the film distributor for the series back in the 80s.
DC is the most property diverse multiverse in comics history bruh.