Ripclaw also reminds me of Lady Yuriko another inspired by Wolverine. It’s funny how popular he became out of the Cyberforce just like Wolverine with the X-men.
I don't think the Wildcats are considered a "Rip off".....Jim Lee's artwork and designs literally helped X-Men in the mainstream...once Jim Lee stopped drawing 4 Marvel fans wanted more of his art and sought to go to Image...big difference
if you knew the rest of the story you'll know why they were ripped. half the image guys didn't really have any idea what they were doing so they took what they knew
When it comes to comics, Marc Silvestri & Jim Lee changed the game, especially when it comes to the X-Men. The original Inferno saga from '88/’89 1st showcased the talents of Silvestri, then straight outta the Punisher series Mr Lee attacked the X-Men w/a style people hadn't seen before. There's clarity and crispness were understand of. Lee's attention to detail highlighted many things people just took for granted, simple things like gun clips, ammo pouches weren't just clips, sword sheathes etc, everything was treated as important as the characters and the stories themselves. Jim is my favorite comic artist all-time, and the tandem efforts of Lee & Williams are the one-two punch in comics that just can't be beat. Silvestri is in my Top 10 as well, along w/David Finch, Alex Ross & others. Bottom line is that Jim Lee made the X-Men what they are today
If I remember correctly, Cyberforce was originally planned as a future version of X-Force but was then not adopted by Marvel when Marc Silvestri was writing for Marvel. Actually, he just wanted to keep his idea alive
@@rybackfrankie8679 I agree dude..I honestly not crazy about Gunn running DC..don’t get me wrong he done some really fun movies and the first GOTG movie was incredible, but I wasn’t as much a fan of the second one..I fine with some comedy here and there but I think he got a bit carried away in GOTG 2..especially at the end..got pretty y corny..DC is not Marvel, and I not want him trying to make it into Marvel
100%. I also love that so many creators who even worked on the X-Men were inspired to create kinda their own version, from their own perspective. I think that is so cool! And I love that people were often able to do it at a publisher that they owned or where they could still own their creations.
I always loved the Deathstroke/Deadpool thing in Titans go where there all like 'your that Deadpool guy' and he gets really annoyed. I remember the 80's every team had the following, an Energy Guy, a Claw Guy, a Big Guy and a hot girl. Wasn't Cyberforce originally a rejected X-men 2099 design? Weren't the X-men themselves heavily 'borrowed' from Doom Patrol..
It's hard to say as far as Doom Patrol. The publishing dates between them are so close that it's hard to imagine Marvel having X-Men hit the presses that quickly in response to a new comic.
I'm kind of dying laughing at the Grifter/Gambit connection "Questionable background, thief with heart of gold, and throws things." Does that mean Lee Christmas of the Expendables is a Gambit Knockoff too?
@@Top10Nerd Jim also had a part in the story on X-men, he took parts that were not approved and implemented them into Wildcats. He says it openly. Regardless of Comparisons you dont diss on Jim lee
As I've seen others mention here, Jim Lee for instance, did X-team art then went on to create his own "mutant" team for Image/Wildstorm. The iconic early 90s comics suits that everyone associates when they hear "X-Men" went on to be the ones they wore in the classic animated series we watched religiously every Saturday morning and were Lee's designs. Once he went on to create his own original characters, well...
Grifter's one of Image[Wildstorm]/DC's most popular of the Wildcats. So much so, he's survived Wildstorm's purchase by DC, along w/characters like Mr Majestic Zealot & others
I love Ripclaw. He's one of my favorite characters. I have the full original run of Cyberforce as well as the Ripclaw mini series and his short lived ongoing monthly series. I don't care if he is a "ripoff" of Wolverine. I actually prefer Ripclaw. I like his background much better.
It's another multiverse that would be intriguing they should have a contest where they give out rights to fans that are competent to actually write a story about that kudos on the idea
Fun fact about about Wildcat, like X-men they had there own cartoon show in the 90's, I think Cyberforce was going to have one as well but I guess something derailed it ( there a TH-cam video about it if anyone interested). I guess I can see some similarities between X-men and Umbrella Academy but really they remind me more of Doom Patrol than X-men.
Wildcats ain’t a copy of X-men . To me they are totally different teams . Grifter is not a ripoff of gambit . Gambit is a mutant and grifter got his powers from a team 6 experiment . I can only say they the same as they both wear trench coats 🧥
Cool 😎 list Amazing 🤩 Amanda , one that I’m sure will get you a lot of arguments…I want to flip the switch a little & say IMO Chris Claremont’s All New X-Men International diversity was inspired by Gene Roddenberry’s OG Star Trek …Staying Nerdy, Keep Up The Great Work Amanda 🖖🏾
So what you're saying is X-Men is a rip off of doom patrol because Niles colder and Charles exavier are both in wheelchairs. Oh snap thanks for pointing that out
Most of Image was them not being able to switch their brain off from what they were doing before. Spawn was basically symbiote suit Spider-man. Youngblood was Avengers mixed with X-Force. The only reverse I can think of is Gen 13 and Generation X.
I really like the channel thank you guys for giving us some facts and opinions and I'm not trying to send but it's not always bad looking at a beautiful redhead that's into what you like
Some of this is too much of a stretch to say that they are directly a "ripoff" of the X-men. It's not so much copying the X-men, it's rearranging comicbook elements to make new characters and teams, and not even from the X-men.
0:18 Now hang on, the Cyberforce aren't actually a huge rip off of the X-Men, I mean the Cyberforce admittedly are kinda similar to both the X-Men and the X-Force...just that, it's not entirely a rip off. Keep in mind they are mutants but only they have a sort of super boost with cyborg, prosthetic enhancements.
Many young comic fans won't know this bit of history so let me share: in the 90s both DC and marvels art had gotten stale and outdated. The best artists of the day, for various reasons, started image comics and instantly had our attention. Literally everything they drew blew both DC and marvel out of the water. There was a couple months where DC and marvel has the image team do some covers and of course sale sky rocketed. A good example is Batman vs spawn, DC was trash, image was on point, and everyone knew it. There was no contest. Image had the best artists in the Industry without question. Because of this image comics revolutionized the art whole sale across the industry.
I absolutely loved Cyber Force AND Wildcats! Don’t care that they are Xmen rip offs. In fact I heard that Cyber Force was supposed to be a new X men team but were rejected by Marvel. I wish both books would go back to their roots and reboot from their beginnings. Those stories could be fleshed out much better.
Even the classics are based off of classics I suppose it's somewhat of a "Simpsons did it" thing if you will but I do suppose there is a fine line between and a tribute
I wouldn't call them rip-offs.. they're contemporary (for that time period) alternate Universe variations of other heros / villains. I mean technically, wouldn't all heros be rip-offs of Superman? Or even further back to Greek gods or heros / villains of different cultures gods?
Marc Sylvesteri, probably misspelled that, is actually pretty good at making comics. Him being attached to a Marie rated xmen type team is probably pretty good actually.
Batang X, roughly translated as X children, is one of the biggest rip off of the XMen in my opinion. It's Philippine movie made in '95 i think, made right after the success of the XMen cartoons. The story is about some superhuman kids, an alien who wants to kidnap them to harness their powers to power her spaceship, and a version of Professor X, who helps the kids learn to use their powers. It doesn't end there, another movie about another team inspired by the Xmen as well, Batang Z, came out a year later.
Didn't X-Men have many of the same illustrators as Image comics? I watched a documentary about them Leifeld, McFarlane, Lee and the other guys; very interesting stuff!😃
Before Image comics, Marc Silvestri pitched the idea of Cyberforce when he and other 6 artists: MacFarlane, Larcen, Lee, Liefeld, Valentino and Portacio, were in Marvel comics at the time in a meeting with Marvel comics, Liefeld told Silvestri to save the Cyberforce idea in Image comics. Also another rip off character from the same artist, Dale Keown's Pitt from Image comics who also worked on the Incredible Hulk in Marvel comics in the early 90s, before headed to Image comics in '93. Both Hulk and Pitt met up for the first time in Marvel/Image comics both characters also on the cover by artist Dale Keown.
Another brief and intentional rip-off was Grant Morrison's Doom-force. Though it was probably more attuned to X-Force, the line-up showed parodies of Wolverine, Colossus, Psylocke/Jean Grey and the Strucker twins.
So, funny thing: When Cyberforce came up, I thought "hey, I recently played their videogame for the SNES. But the name doesn't ring a bell, maybe it was renamed?" Nope. Was actually mistaking them for WildCATS. That's how original these guys were. Yikes. ^^
I'm surprised Images, Youngblood didn't make it. With there leader Shaft, was is a direct physical ripoff from Shatterstar. Also, Supreme. Which is like there Superman that looks exactly like Cable.
People think X-Men copied Doom Patrol, but they have more in common with Legion of Superheroes. Both Reed Richards and Rita Farr can stretch. Coincidence?
Im just amazed at how much she got soooo wrong, but seeems to think that by “her” saying they are a rip off it means they must be… fact. Grasping for straws to grasp for content.
Grifter looks literally nothing like Gambit. Throwing things? Gosh, I guess we better add in Wolverine, Magneto, and everyone else. He's more known to use guns than throwing things
Sometimes u just get the feeling the ppl are just a hired host ...not a comic book reader She acts like a host not a human being who happens to like comics
That could be dope if it well done. Cyberforce, Wildcats and Youngbood have a lot of potential. I have never read the comic book but Umbrella Academy TV show is quite cool.
If that's the case add Wetworks to the non-knockoff list. Side note I would add demolition man to knockoff of wolverine but they both marvel. Theres a punisher knockoff too but I forgot his name.
What about the New Men from Image Comics 🤔 they are my favorite rip-off group with powers similar to some well-known X-Men characters. (Angel, Beast, Psylocke, Nightcrawler & Quicksilver)
Early Image comics was all just knockoff characters. They even had knockoffs of knockoffs. Cyberforce had a few interesting characters but that was it.
Ripclaw also reminds me of Lady Yuriko another inspired by Wolverine. It’s funny how popular he became out of the Cyberforce just like Wolverine with the X-men.
She mentioned Lady Deathstrike in the video.
It’s the blades man the blades
I don't think the Wildcats are considered a "Rip off".....Jim Lee's artwork and designs literally helped X-Men in the mainstream...once Jim Lee stopped drawing 4 Marvel fans wanted more of his art and sought to go to Image...big difference
if you knew the rest of the story you'll know why they were ripped. half the image guys didn't really have any idea what they were doing so they took what they knew
It's absolutely considered a rip off as was Cyberforce from Marc Silvestri.
I agree
Wildcats was pretty good
When it comes to comics, Marc Silvestri & Jim Lee changed the game, especially when it comes to the X-Men. The original Inferno saga from '88/’89 1st showcased the talents of Silvestri, then straight outta the Punisher series Mr Lee attacked the X-Men w/a style people hadn't seen before. There's clarity and crispness were understand of. Lee's attention to detail highlighted many things people just took for granted, simple things like gun clips, ammo pouches weren't just clips, sword sheathes etc, everything was treated as important as the characters and the stories themselves. Jim is my favorite comic artist all-time, and the tandem efforts of Lee & Williams are the one-two punch in comics that just can't be beat. Silvestri is in my Top 10 as well, along w/David Finch, Alex Ross & others. Bottom line is that Jim Lee made the X-Men what they are today
My friend Jessica once described Grifter as Gambit in a Deadpool mask.
more like gambit is grifter with cooler powers
Grifter looks more like Maverick than Gambit
If I remember correctly, Cyberforce was originally planned as a future version of X-Force but was then not adopted by Marvel when Marc Silvestri was writing for Marvel.
Actually, he just wanted to keep his idea alive
Wildcats were an awesome team. Amazing artwork & I enjoyed reading the comic.
Wildcats movie coming in James Gunn’s DCU
My all time favorite superhero team. I still revisit the comics sometimes.
@@poplove8965 Well, I hope he doesn't ruin it with useless annoying comedy and dumb wokeness.
@@rybackfrankie8679 I agree dude..I honestly not crazy about Gunn running DC..don’t get me wrong he done some really fun movies and the first GOTG movie was incredible, but I wasn’t as much a fan of the second one..I fine with some comedy here and there but I think he got a bit carried away in GOTG 2..especially at the end..got pretty y corny..DC is not Marvel, and I not want him trying to make it into Marvel
@@poplove8965 no there isnt
Grifter was one of my favorite designs when Jim Lee first introduced him. That mask is iconic.
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery, so good for these guys
100%. I also love that so many creators who even worked on the X-Men were inspired to create kinda their own version, from their own perspective. I think that is so cool! And I love that people were often able to do it at a publisher that they owned or where they could still own their creations.
I always loved the Deathstroke/Deadpool thing in Titans go where there all like 'your that Deadpool guy' and he gets really annoyed.
I remember the 80's every team had the following, an Energy Guy, a Claw Guy, a Big Guy and a hot girl.
Wasn't Cyberforce originally a rejected X-men 2099 design?
Weren't the X-men themselves heavily 'borrowed' from Doom Patrol..
It's hard to say as far as Doom Patrol.
The publishing dates between them are so close that it's hard to imagine Marvel having X-Men hit the presses that quickly in response to a new comic.
I'm kind of dying laughing at the Grifter/Gambit connection "Questionable background, thief with heart of gold, and throws things." Does that mean Lee Christmas of the Expendables is a Gambit Knockoff too?
Why not mention the thumbnail character for Sabertooth that you have the image for?
Yeah where the hell is Warwolf?
Awesome video Amanda your the Best host on Top 10 Nerd ever
One thing you dont do as a nerd is Diss on WildCats, Jim Lee is such a Legend he can do no wrong
Classic Wildcats is great but it's hard to not draw comparisons to the X-Men
@@Top10Nerd Jim also had a part in the story on X-men, he took parts that were not approved and implemented them into Wildcats. He says it openly. Regardless of Comparisons you dont diss on Jim lee
Would've loved to see ripclaw vs wolverine
They did have a cross over Cyberforce and X-men comic in 2007 but it's a team up not a vs.
As I've seen others mention here, Jim Lee for instance, did X-team art then went on to create his own "mutant" team for Image/Wildstorm. The iconic early 90s comics suits that everyone associates when they hear "X-Men" went on to be the ones they wore in the classic animated series we watched religiously every Saturday morning and were Lee's designs. Once he went on to create his own original characters, well...
I never knew that about The Doom Patrol thanks for that fact. I was wondering whose WarWolf?
War Wolf is an enemy of Youngblood, a superhero team from the comic of the same name.
Doom Patrol was never mentioned...
Can you do top 10 facts about Marvel's the Gladiator, Hyperion, Blue_Marvel and Sentry?
Grifter's one of Image[Wildstorm]/DC's most popular of the Wildcats. So much so, he's survived Wildstorm's purchase by DC, along w/characters like Mr Majestic Zealot & others
Actually like Ripclaw...still have a poster of him signed by Marc.
That pic of him on that cover is still awesome.
I love Ripclaw. He's one of my favorite characters. I have the full original run of Cyberforce as well as the Ripclaw mini series and his short lived ongoing monthly series. I don't care if he is a "ripoff" of Wolverine. I actually prefer Ripclaw. I like his background much better.
The Good Old Days of Comics 😁.
So who's this warwolf you put in the thumbnail?
11:06 "If you thought professor X was bad"
And i always thought professor X was a good guy :(
Yes! The Vampire Queen is back.
Hey ripclaw is native and wolverine isn’t but wolverine does have ties to native Americans and lived with them at different times
Jim Lee’s artwork was tops for x-men. I stop reading x-men after he moved on.
Great job lady as always
What do you think these knockoffs would be like if they came together and formed their own team against the X-men?
I’d pay good money to see that
It would be an interesting fight
It's another multiverse that would be intriguing they should have a contest where they give out rights to fans that are competent to actually write a story about that kudos on the idea
There was a Wildcats X-men crossover.
Jim took his magic and put it in WC which I wasn’t mad about. He earned it 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🥰
Wildcats and Cyberforce I wouldn’t consider X-Men knockoffs at all. They were more similar to each other if anything.
Good to see ya, freckles!
Fun fact about about Wildcat, like X-men they had there own cartoon show in the 90's, I think Cyberforce was going to have one as well but I guess something derailed it ( there a TH-cam video about it if anyone interested). I guess I can see some similarities between X-men and Umbrella Academy but really they remind me more of Doom Patrol than X-men.
Cyberforce was definitely favorite of mine, mostly because I was a Sylvestri fan. Same with W.I.L.D.C.A.T.S. , huge Jim Lee fan
Can you do top 10 facts about these characters on this list?
Can you do top 10 facts about Marvel's Kobik AKA the Cosmic Cube and the Broods?
I love the Nerds 😊
Wildcats ain’t a copy of X-men . To me they are totally different teams . Grifter is not a ripoff of gambit . Gambit is a mutant and grifter got his powers from a team 6 experiment . I can only say they the same as they both wear trench coats 🧥
Cool 😎 list Amazing 🤩 Amanda , one that I’m sure will get you a lot of arguments…I want to flip the switch a little & say IMO Chris Claremont’s All New X-Men International diversity was inspired by Gene Roddenberry’s OG Star Trek …Staying Nerdy, Keep Up The Great Work Amanda 🖖🏾
So what you're saying is X-Men is a rip off of doom patrol because Niles colder and Charles exavier are both in wheelchairs. Oh snap thanks for pointing that out
Most of Image was them not being able to switch their brain off from what they were doing before. Spawn was basically symbiote suit Spider-man. Youngblood was Avengers mixed with X-Force. The only reverse I can think of is Gen 13 and Generation X.
Doom Patrol watched lonely thru the window 😢 …
That was a fun list. Thanks Amanda!
I really like the channel thank you guys for giving us some facts and opinions and I'm not trying to send but it's not always bad looking at a beautiful redhead that's into what you like
You lost me at the Gambit/Grifter comparison
Some of this is too much of a stretch to say that they are directly a "ripoff" of the X-men. It's not so much copying the X-men, it's rearranging comicbook elements to make new characters and teams, and not even from the X-men.
Cool and smooth
The oddness of Umbrella Academy seem more like the Doom Patrol of Grant Morrison (which Gerard Way is fan), or the New X-Men era of Grant Morrison.
0:18
Now hang on, the Cyberforce aren't actually a huge rip off of the X-Men, I mean the Cyberforce admittedly are kinda similar to both the X-Men and the X-Force...just that, it's not entirely a rip off. Keep in mind they are mutants but only they have a sort of super boost with cyborg, prosthetic enhancements.
Many young comic fans won't know this bit of history so let me share: in the 90s both DC and marvels art had gotten stale and outdated. The best artists of the day, for various reasons, started image comics and instantly had our attention. Literally everything they drew blew both DC and marvel out of the water. There was a couple months where DC and marvel has the image team do some covers and of course sale sky rocketed. A good example is Batman vs spawn, DC was trash, image was on point, and everyone knew it. There was no contest. Image had the best artists in the Industry without question. Because of this image comics revolutionized the art whole sale across the industry.
Cyberforce is definitely a rip off of x force and cables earlier team the sixpack
Ahhhh I remember Cyber Force. They were actually pretty dope.
Wildcats too haha. Forgot about all of them.
Considering the first iteration of the xmen was based on Doom Patrol
I actually like some of these knockoffs more than the originals. Ripclaw for instance, I much prefer him over Wolverine.
I absolutely loved Cyber Force AND Wildcats! Don’t care that they are Xmen rip offs. In fact I heard that Cyber Force was supposed to be a new X men team but were rejected by Marvel. I wish both books would go back to their roots and reboot from their beginnings. Those stories could be fleshed out much better.
I actually enjoyed the Cyber Force series...
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The umbrella academy is inspired from X-Men or is X-Men and the umbrella academy inspired by Doom patrol
Even the classics are based off of classics I suppose it's somewhat of a "Simpsons did it" thing if you will but I do suppose there is a fine line between and a tribute
Between a knockoff or a tribute*
I wouldn't call them rip-offs.. they're contemporary (for that time period) alternate Universe variations of other heros / villains. I mean technically, wouldn't all heros be rip-offs of Superman? Or even further back to Greek gods or heros / villains of different cultures gods?
Marc Sylvesteri, probably misspelled that, is actually pretty good at making comics. Him being attached to a Marie rated xmen type team is probably pretty good actually.
Batang X, roughly translated as X children, is one of the biggest rip off of the XMen in my opinion. It's Philippine movie made in '95 i think, made right after the success of the XMen cartoons. The story is about some superhuman kids, an alien who wants to kidnap them to harness their powers to power her spaceship, and a version of Professor X, who helps the kids learn to use their powers. It doesn't end there, another movie about another team inspired by the Xmen as well, Batang Z, came out a year later.
Didn't X-Men have many of the same illustrators as Image comics? I watched a documentary about them Leifeld, McFarlane, Lee and the other guys; very interesting stuff!😃
What about the team that inspired X-Men?
Doom Patrol?
@@jetscreamer1 😉
Which one of these knockoffs of the X-men do you think is the best and should appear in the MCU?
Before Image comics, Marc Silvestri pitched the idea of Cyberforce when he and other 6 artists: MacFarlane, Larcen, Lee, Liefeld, Valentino and Portacio, were in Marvel comics at the time in a meeting with Marvel comics, Liefeld told Silvestri to save the Cyberforce idea in Image comics.
Also another rip off character from the same artist, Dale Keown's Pitt from Image comics who also worked on the Incredible Hulk in Marvel comics in the early 90s, before headed to Image comics in '93. Both Hulk and Pitt met up for the first time in Marvel/Image comics both characters also on the cover by artist Dale Keown.
Another brief and intentional rip-off was Grant Morrison's Doom-force. Though it was probably more attuned to X-Force, the line-up showed parodies of Wolverine, Colossus, Psylocke/Jean Grey and the Strucker twins.
So, funny thing: When Cyberforce came up, I thought "hey, I recently played their videogame for the SNES. But the name doesn't ring a bell, maybe it was renamed?" Nope. Was actually mistaking them for WildCATS. That's how original these guys were. Yikes. ^^
The Cyberforce, Next Men and the Wildc.a.t.s are so my most favorite on this list 🙌.
I'm surprised Images, Youngblood didn't make it. With there leader Shaft, was is a direct physical ripoff from Shatterstar. Also, Supreme. Which is like there Superman that looks exactly like Cable.
Gen 13 didn’t make the list. Another akin to X-men.
8:10 pm need a part 2 to cover The Newmen, nice characters, great art doesn’t get any recognition
People think X-Men copied Doom Patrol, but they have more in common with Legion of Superheroes. Both Reed Richards and Rita Farr can stretch. Coincidence?
Q? Where was the explanation for Warwolf & Sabertooth? Smh
Im just amazed at how much she got soooo wrong, but seeems to think that by “her” saying they are a rip off it means they must be… fact. Grasping for straws to grasp for content.
Grifter looks literally nothing like Gambit. Throwing things? Gosh, I guess we better add in Wolverine, Magneto, and everyone else.
He's more known to use guns than throwing things
Wild cats was amazing
Sometimes u just get the feeling the ppl are just a hired host ...not a comic book reader
She acts like a host not a human being who happens to like comics
What would happen if we saw these knockoffs of the X-men on the Big Screen or TV Shows?
I think their original story lines could be fleshed out and really work.
I think stuff will happen.
That could be dope if it well done. Cyberforce, Wildcats and Youngbood have a lot of potential. I have never read the comic book but Umbrella Academy TV show is quite cool.
If that's the case add Wetworks to the non-knockoff list. Side note I would add demolition man to knockoff of wolverine but they both marvel. Theres a punisher knockoff too but I forgot his name.
Xmen are a ripoff of DC's Doom Patrol .
Grifter was a reach. He and Gambit are nothing alike. Just because he has a skill throwing projectile weapons, that doesn't make him Gambit.
For real. Besides a superficial stuff like the badass long coat, Grifter is nothing like Gambit.
You should know that the most famous knockoff of the X-Men is the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. 🐢
What about the New Men from Image Comics 🤔 they are my favorite rip-off group with powers similar to some well-known X-Men characters. (Angel, Beast, Psylocke, Nightcrawler & Quicksilver)
Howdy!
Grifter does not remind me no way of gambit not one bit so that was stupid to add him in this
I can't be the only one who thinks it's gotta be hell getting changed in the morning?!
The Grifter as a Gambit ripoff was quite the stretch.
So many characters has been created in the past from different aspects it’s hard to create characters that doesn’t resemble each other.
The reaching in this video is remarkable
Knock-offs ? No. Inspired ? Well, no shit ! Just like the X-Men are inspired by the Doom Patrol. That's how comic books work !
Very nice. I think Youngblood is also ripping off on X-Men and Avengers characters.
Youngblood is mostly a Teen Titans rip off. Rob Liefeld himself admitted that.
why show a comparison of war wolf and sabretooth and then not even speak on them?.. thumbs down
Isn’t the X-Men a knockoff of the Doom Patrol?
Yes
I always thought grifter was a deadpool rip off...the mask and guns...but now that you say gambit I can see that too
I would say Allison Hargrave, with the ability to make someone do what she wants, and the "purple hair" is more like "The Purple Man", wouldn't you?
purple man daughter is a mutant so maybe she meant that.
Can you guys do one for the Fantastic Four?
Now I remember why I stopped collecting.
Warwolf could be revamped as something better. More wolfman than man wolf. Man personality, with wolf instincts
I think that Ripclaw is definitely an X-Men Knockoff of Wolverine and Allison is is definitely an X-Men Knockoff of Jean Grey and Psylocke.
I'm confused wooden ripclaw and sabertooth be similar because their claws grow?
Rip claw is way different from wolverine
What's with the thumbnail? This Warwolf customer isn't mentioned at all.
Early Image comics was all just knockoff characters. They even had knockoffs of knockoffs. Cyberforce had a few interesting characters but that was it.