Friday Night Fights - Gold Vs Red And Blue

Here we are again, with Minimum Clonage where the fighters can't use the main combatant from any previous round we've staged. I say main combatant because while I used Superman against the Hulk a few weeks ago, here he's the loser of a fight against a perhaps surprising victor:

Yep, that's Booster Gold pounding seven shades of snot out of Supes there!

Booster proves once and for all he's the main man in Metropolis!

Man, that can't be good for Superman's image, being defeated so resoundingly by Booster Gold!

Okay, not the real Booster . . . turns out that was an imposter all along but for the purposes of tonight's fight, it's good enough for me - let's hope Spacebooger agrees!

As always, head over to Spacebooger, check out the other fights and vote for your favourite.

This super beat-down first appeared in Action Comics #594 cover dated November 1987, written and pencilled by John Byrne with inks by Keith Williams, and the scans are taken from Showcase Presents: Booster Gold.

Friday Night Fights - When Universes Collide

It's Friday Night Fights once more, with Spacebooger preventing the fighters using any of the main characters  they've used in previous rounds - this means I have to steer clear of Catwoman, Hal "Green Lantern" Jordan, Joker, Guy Gardner, or Starman for the remainder of the competition.

This week, I've gone all out for the big guys: Superman vs the Hulk:

Force to fight to save their universes (don't you just hate being put in that position?) Supes and the Hulk are transported to the Grand Canyon where they can whack seven shades of shite out of each other.

Which they do.

DC's biggest and best (even when sporting a mullet) against Marvel's biggest and greenest. An epic fight between two powerful heroes but, really, there was only ever going to be one winner:

And he does.

Remember, folks, to check out the other fights which you can find by clicking on the picture below and vote for your favourite:

Blue vs Green was first seen in DC Versus Marvel #3, cover dated April 1996, written by Peter David and Ron Marz with art by Claudio Castellini and Paul Neary.