Morrison ships Phantom Stranger/Cassandra Croft

[ashtoreth.insanejournal.com]

From Grant Morrison's Seven Soldiers miniseries, issue Zatanna 2. (1 and a quarter page scans)

This is all I recall of him showing up. If there was more about their ship in Morrison's series, remind me and I'll dig it up and include it here.

Comments

[fungo_squiggly.insanejournal.com]

That bread must be really stale by now.

[leikomgwtfbbq.insanejournal.com]

Of course it isn't. He's the Phantom Stranger, and he could do anything he wants. Including un-stale-ify bread when needed.

[jkcarrier.insanejournal.com]

Not to mention that he had to stand outside for who-knows-how-long, waiting for someone to use the word "stranger" in a sentence so he could enter on cue.

[leikomgwtfbbq.insanejournal.com]

That's just how P.S. rolls. He just can't walk in and be all, "Here's your bread, Cassandra." He has to make an entrance. Anything else just wouldn't fit him.

[currer.insanejournal.com]

Okay, it's official. I love this guy.

[fromtheaether.insanejournal.com]

That's not exactly a major plot twist.

Cassandra Craft first appeared in Phantom Stranger #17 (in 1973), and was a regular in the book for a chunk of it's run.

[scottyquick.insanejournal.com]

It's a major plot twist for people who haven't been reading 40 year old comics about the Phantom Stranger.

[geoffsebesta.insanejournal.com]

Assuming such people exist...

[ashtoreth.insanejournal.com]

I know, right?

[sailorlibra.insanejournal.com]

Yeah, that was probably my favorite part of Seven Soldiers.

[leikomgwtfbbq.insanejournal.com]

*squeals!* Hooray!

I think they're adorable together. Definitely my comics OTP.

[kenn_el.insanejournal.com]

I LOVED that series, and have used grocery-shopping Stranger as an icon elsewhere. He is awesome!