Clark Kent hiding in the Marvel Universe since 1976?

[TrekStar]

Has anyone read the yahoo home page news today, one of the threads comes from
a website called thehuffingtonpost.com it's a newspaper from somewhere and there's
an article about the Marvel writers using Clark Kent's name in some of there comics
back in 1976

Couldn't get the weblink, but if you go to the yahoo home page and scroll down you'll
see it. It's pretty interesting.

[LonnieFisher]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/03/31/clark-kent-marvel-superman_n_6935230.html?ncid=txtlnkusaolp00000592

[emeraldknight47]

Pretty interesting reading. I do specifically remember that Walt Simonson panel from THOR and I think I busted a gut chuckling about it at the time. I'm sure that DC has likely had more than a few denizens of the MU wandering around in panel BGs, too. It's all in the name of good, clean fun.

[TrekStar]

Thanks LonnieFisher for the weblink, it's pretty interesting reading, and wanted to share it with the museum folks.

[Earth 2 Chris]

^Yeah, I think there was an article in a TwoMorrows book or magazine chronicling all the unofficial "crossovers" including the Clark sneaks. Many of them are pretty blatant!

Chris

[TrekStar]

I'd love to see a crossover DC and Marvel movie made in theaters, something like Clark Kent and Peter Parker
cover a big news story outside of there cities, and Supes and Spidey combing forces to combat what dangerous
elements threaten our society.

[emeraldknight47]

I'd love to see a crossover DC and Marvel movie made in theaters, something like Clark Kent and Peter Parker
cover a big news story outside of there cities, and Supes and Spidey combing forces to combat what dangerous
elements threaten our society.

MARVEL/Disney had to jump through hoop after hoop after hoop just to get Spidey quasi-back, so I think the ONLY way we'd ever see a MARVEL/DC crossover on the silver screen would be for Disney to buy WB/DC, which might not be a bad idea. Can you imagine a SUPERMAN movie made with the MCU sensibilities? It might actually be fun again!!!

[Wee67]

I remember reading a DC book from the early 70's where the main characters (it might have been a solo Robin adventure) went to a small town where they had a Halloween parade. Many of the locals were dressed in what were clealy Marvel hero costumes.

[Earth 2 Chris]

^Yep, the Rutland, Vermont Halloween parade and party, hosted by Tom F-a-g-an. It featured in several stories, including an unofficial JLA/Avengers crossover cooked up by the writers of each book, and the classic Batman tale "Night of the Reaper" by O'Neil, Adams and Giordano.

Edited because the filter thought the man's name to be a slur.

Chris