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I wish we’d get a Ghost Rider 2099 and the Hellcharger for Robbie Reyes.

Lunatik first appeared in The Defenders in 1977 as a villain. That actually reminds me of Omega Men, where another villain was introduced as well. I just can’t remember his name right now.
The second version of Lunatik is a cosmic mercenary, which also reminds me of another character. I just can’t remember who. If the name comes back to me, I’ll post it.

I think it’s interesting to compare Jason Momoa’s Lobo with Emmett J. Scanlan’s Lobo side by side.
Momoa nails the comic book look height, massive frame, biker vibe. The muscle suit also pushes him closer to that exaggerated Lobo physique.
Scanlan, though, brings more of it himself. He was trained for the role and feels rougher, dirtier, and more like a real alien bounty hunter than a Hollywood take on Lobo.
For me, Momoa looks more like Lobo, but Scanlan sometimes feels more like Lobo.
And honestly, combine Momoa’s look and physique with Scanlan’s raw, brutal energy, and you’d probably get the perfect live action Lobo.

1. The Batman Who Frags
2. Lobo The Duck
3. Lady Lobo
4. Crush
5. Jonas Glim
6. Al and Darlene Two Pack

What’s on Your Figure Wishlist?

The new Lobo figure didn’t really click for me… until I put him on the Spacehog. Now it just feels right.

Seriously, everyone talks about Lobo, his bikes, cigars, and insane intergalactic chaos… but nobody gives Dawg enough credit.

And somehow, in all that madness, Dawg feels more loyal than half the DC Universe. While Lobo destroys everything around him, Dawg just sits there like:

“Yeah. More violence.

This psycho space dog is not just a sidekick. Dawg is pure destruction on four legs. The guy tears through aliens, wrecks enemies, and looks like he already ate your soul while doing it.

Honestly, Dawg deserves his own mini series.

It’s been about ten years since Fauxbo’s last real official appearance, aside from a couple of cameos in DCKO and Next Level Lobo #1.

What still sticks with me is how completely they misinterpreted the Main Man. I mean, this is Lobo we’re talking about and instead of leaning into what makes him work, they had him acting like some kind of Leonardo DiCaprio type, painting portraits of his beloved Sheba.