Jennifer Walters
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Hmm...Interestingggg. It says AFTER Astonishing? Runaways perhaps? 
Boba_Fett_123 said:I would die of happiness if Whedon took over Runaways.
triplefive said:I wish he would just stay on Astonishing![]()
I haven't read Runaways yet ("Old Lace"? Seriously??) but if Whedon moves over there, I'll have to start. I just love the way he writes dialogue.Boba_Fett_123 said:Oh, me too, but if absolutely HAS to leave...well, Runaways is the best place for him to go.
What is wrong with you?!triplefive said:I haven't read Runaways yet ("Old Lace"? Seriously??) but if Whedon moves over there, I'll have to start. I just love the way he writes dialogue.
Well, I picked it up by chance while reading comics for free at a Borders book store. I got hooked by the premise: A group of kids discover their parents are supervillains. Sadly, after I read the first digest, the book was cancelled. I found out way later that the book was un-cancelled, and bought up the next few digests (nobody tell me what happened after the arc where they clear Cloak's name). In some ways, the comic just comes off as a big tribute to past teenaged superhero comics. You've got Cloak & Dagger making a few cameos, as well as an interesting conversation between Gert & Spider-Man. It also explains the amazing absence of superheroes & villains on the West Coast.X_fan08 said:it is good but what are your reasons for liking runaways?
BrianWilly said:Hmm. I hope it's Runaways too. Imo Joss is one of the few writers I'd trust to continue on Vaughan's work and maintain that standard.
GreatWhiteWhale said:As much as I would love Whedon on Runaways it doesnt seem likely. Vaughan recently implied that the new team on Runaways would not be a 'superstar' and would be a young writer.
My guesses are Sean McKeever (who writes Spider-Man loves Mary Jane and who also followed Vaughan on Mystique), Zeb Wells (who wrote the less-than-stellar Runaways/Young Avengers: Civil War oneshot). And as a couple of outside chances I'll also suggest Jay Faerber (Who wrote one of Vaughan's favourite books, Noble Causes) or perhaps one of Vaughan's contemporaries at Vertigo...?
triplefive said:sooooooooo hows about BKV for Astonishing?
i'd love bendis for it too, but he probably doesn't have the timeSpecter313 said:Heh, talk about a job trade.
It'd be awesome, but I don't now what Vaughn's gonna do new with Marvel except his Dr. Strange mini.
Jim@Marvel said:Re: the bimonthly digs, you guys realize that Astonishing goes back to monthly (thanks to Cass' schedule, not Joss', which has been reported many times) next month? Also, Joss' run on Runaways starts in April, giving enough lead time for a monthly schedule.
Ok, go back to enjoying the news. I'm so glad we have announced it now! This will be a great run and thanks for supporting the book!
Jim
Jim@Marvel said:Well, then, you'll be happy to know that Runaways is on a monthly schedule with Joss & Michael.
triplefive said:i'd love bendis for it too, but he probably doesn't have the time
what? i like how he writes. he and whedon write snappy dialogue.Wolverazio said:...
Never...say that...ever...again.