So, Who Would Win?: Sasquatch VS. The Demon

Haven't done of these in awhile, but I figured why not bring back an old feature for the hell of it this week.

For this edition of So, Who Would Win? I'm pitting Marvel Comics' Sasquatch against DC Comics and Jack Kirby's Etrigan the Demon.



This week's participants were purely chosen at random as I figured it'd be a fun and interesting match-up between the two who are both magical in nature (well Sasquatch is somewhat magical in nature his Sasquatch body is based of a mystical beast named Tanaraq)

Anyhoo let's look at each guy's stats and see how they compare.


-Sasquatch:

Abilities	Brilliant scientific mind Ability to transform his body into a massive, orange-furred form While transformed: Superhuman strength, endurance, durability, and stamina Regenerative healing factor Sharp claws and teeth Ability to leap vast distances

-The Demon:

Abilities	Immortality Superhuman physical attributes Extrasensory powers Regenerative healing factor Expert in maleficium Precognition Telepathy Can project flames of mystical hellfire

Based off the stats, this fight's going to be a very looooooong one considering the fact that they both have considerable super-strength and healing factors that'll negate to a certain extent any damage incurred during the fight.

So,

Sasquatch

VS.

The Demon

Who wins and why?

Personally I see this fight going the distance, but also coming down to Etrigan's myriad amount of demonic abilities. I think that and his unpredictable nature gives the edge in this fight. I could be wrong though, but that's how I see it. 

What do you guys think?


Oh and the single Marvel Legends figure I ordered this month was the new X-Men Sauron BAF Wave Deadpool in his makeshift X-Men costume figure that comes a Madcap head.

Here's some images of what he looks like courtesy of the Marvel Legends review site Marvelous News.com:

What's a cool idea they presented here that I'm going to use myself for now is, is using the Batroc the Leaper body to place the Madcap head on since it really is the closest figure to match the color of his costume.

Love the sculpting they did on that Madcap face. It's so evil in its expressiveness.

Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Foot?

What's Up People?

And how was your Free Comic Book Day weekend?

Well, yours truly definitely made out like a bandit.
Check out my Swag from this weekend courtesy of not one, but two stores:

The Sandman: Overture#'s 3 and 4(already had #3:(  ) Blue Beetle: Convergence#1, Hawkman: Convergence#1

Crime Syndicate: Convergence#1, Plastic Man And the Freedom Fighters: Convergence#1, and Marvel Zombies TPB(Free w/the purchase of another trade I bought)

Avengers: X-Sanction#'s1, 2, 4, New Avengers#44

Batman#40, Twilight#'s 1 and 3

Jack of Hearts mini#'s 1-2, All-Star Superman#10, Avengers#34

(I just know somewhere out there, Shlomo's rolling his eyes so hard they're popping out of their sockets at the fact that I just now own some issues of that first Jack of Hearts mini-series;)

All-Star Superman#'s 4, 7-8, Hawkman Secret Files and Origins#1

All-Star Superman#'s 2-3, Marvel Boy#5, Secret Origins (Vol.1)#35

Marvel Boy#'s 2,6, Avengers#44, Sword of the Atom Special#1

All-Star Superman#5, John Byrne's OMAC#'s 1-3

FCBD editions of Savage Dragon, Transformers: Robots in Disguise, Fight Club, 2000AD, and Bloodshot Reborn#1

My Girl's SWAG:

Witchblade/Wolverine#1, House of M#1, Lady Mechanika#1, Jem and the Holograms#2

Ultimate Mystery mini#'s 1-4

Madame Xanadu mini#1, Avengers: Rogue Planet#1, Aria: The Uses Of Enchantment#1, 2 Tangent Universe Flash one-shots(for the price of 1)

Catwoman: Convergence#1, The Shade#3, Inhuman#1, Zombie Trap trade Vol.2

The Shade#'s1-2, The Emerald City Of Oz#1, Waterloo Sunset TPB

Free Comic Book Day editions of Divergence, Steampunk Goldilocks, Secret Wars#0, and Grimm's Fairy Tales: Wonderland

House of M: Masters of Evil#1, Skaar: King of the Savage Land#1

So yeah, overall damn good stack of reading material right?

The only regret I have is buying the Avengers: X-Sanction issues, because quite frankly they sucked. Hard.
Should've known it'd be bad since Jeph Loeb wrote it(his recent stuff stinks horribly) but gave it a try since Ed McGuinness drew it. Yeah, bad. Just bad. And basically the last issue makes the purpose of the story moot, meaning the whole thing meant absolutely nothing.

Fuck you Jeph Loeb! You Fucking Hack!
Stick to being the "story consultant" on Marvel tv/movie prjects, because you're clearly burned out as a writer these days.

Anyhoo, skit time kiddies!

The End.

Looks like Spidey did it again. Last time he mistook the Sportsmaster for Jason Voorhees. Now Alpha Flight's Sasquatch for Bigfoot? Methinks maybe that fresh air isn't as good for Spidey as he thought.

BTW, I picked up ol' Sasquatch for a mere buck two weeks ago at a local thrift store. He was in a big of misc. toys. Now that my friends, is what you call a find.