This post brought a smile to my face. Jenkins is my all time favorite writer. Back when I started reading comics(back in 2001) I was picking up strictly Spider-Man comics at my local grocery store. I rememberfinnishing reading A PP:SM comic and loving it(it was Jenkins' Fusion arc) and for the first time, I checked to see who wrote it, (because prior to that point I was just picking up anything that said Spider-Man on the cover) I remember seeing Jenkins' name. From that point on, no matter what comic I read, Jenkins has been my favorite writer.wolvie2020 said:Exactly.
You know what gets me the most? How fickle some fanman/fanwomen can be. Jenkins had a groundbreaking run, which paved the way for JMS. Until he got really sick, worked from bed/hospital, and his writing quality decreased.
Fans 4got how he started, and started insulting him from right and left, and hailed JMS a god, while he started his 'totem' stuff. People proudly stated, it's just a new direction, that doesn't change Spidey, and Jenkins should go to hell. Naturally, he now had to leave.
Now look at the mess Spidey's in. NO ONE can disagree with the fact that if Marvel stuck to Jenkins ideas, and direction, that Spidey comics right now would be MUCH more like great Spider-Man stories. Not saying that he should've been writing ASM, but whoever was tackling ASM, should've been told to take a note from him
Human, passionate, moralistic, heart wrenching, comedic, action packed super hero comics. That's what Spidey comics should be
I had no idea that he got sick, though. Or that fan reaction was the reason he left the title. That's kinda dissapointing.
I've got an off topic question, whatever happened to Jenkins' comic he was doing with Humberto Ramos about the Vatican? Did I miss it? What was it called?