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Dread said:I never said I wouldn't buy it. It just seems silly to put Jim Cheung in the position of having to pencil 2 monthly books at the same time (as YA and that should overlap unless one gets pushed back) when he couldn't handle one monthly on-time for more than two issues. But Marvel seems to issue work to creators and develop initial shipping schedules based on extreme optimism, the kind that causes children to believe that Keebler cookies really ARE made by elves who live in trees. Then reality kicks in and they have to play catch up, and they look more inept.
To be honest it isn't just a problem with Marvel. DC are doing the same thing right now - spreading talent thin and giving artists gigs when they are just going to disapoint (or like in some cases - I can think of Aquaman but there are more - giving people jobs and not enough time to do it leading to delays).
I'm not sure if in some cases it might be a lack of talent in the top companies at the moment. I'm sure there are more writers/artists about but DC and Marvel seem to be a little thin on the ground on the people who they seem to be hiring.