Darthphere
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In case you guys didnt know, The Thing is cancelled with #8.
Im sorry Dan, we didnt pull hard enough.
Im sorry Dan, we didnt pull hard enough.
Darthphere said:Marvel needs Dan Slott like a fat kid loves cake. Stop whooing him to the other side.
Lackey said:DC gave Gotham Central 40 issues, Manhunter 25 issues, and Plastic Man 20 issues... they would've held on to a low-selling Slott title longer. However, I wonder if Slott's intricate knowledge of continuity extends to the DCU.
Darthphere said:FF is good.
Darthphere said:In case you guys didnt know, The Thing is cancelled with #8.
Im sorry Dan, we didnt pull hard enough.
WOLVERINE25TH said:Yeah, but how long before they discover they were chosen by mystical cosmic gods to become th' FF and get all new powers like the ability to eat faces from 20 yards?
BrubakerDarthphere said:Look you sons of *****es, DC has plenty of good writers Dan is all us Marvel fans have left.
Orko Is King said:Put Dan on Amazing Spider-Man right ****ing now, Marvel!!!
How am I smartass? you said there were no good writers at Marvel other than Slott, I provided counter evidenceDarthphere said:Why do you always have to go and be such a smartass?
He did a Spider-Man/Human Torch miniseries last year, and it was greatColossal Spoons said:Has Dan ever written Spidey before? I'm curious as to how he'd do Peter's humor.
Elijya said:How am I smartass? you said there were no good writers at Marvel other than Slott, I provided counter evidence
Elijya said:He did a Spider-Man/Human Torch miniseries last year, and it was great
Spidey also appeared in the last issue of thing, and awhile back in She-Hulk
Lackey said:DC gave Gotham Central 40 issues, Manhunter 25 issues, and Plastic Man 20 issues... they would've held on to a low-selling Slott title longer. However, I wonder if Slott's intricate knowledge of continuity extends to the DCU.
Elijya said:Brubaker
Doc Destruction said:I would agree with that statement up until I read Deadly Genesis. Then...not so much.