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I really like this idea; clearly inspired from DAY OF VENGENCE at DC, which outsold a slew of Marvel books (even some X-Books). Plus, Black Knight would be able to "multitask" with his knowledge of technology, too, in case they need it.TheCorpulent1 said:I mentioned this on another thread like this that popped up a while ago, but what the heck, I'll say it again. I'd love to see Marvel take advantage of their rich magic side and put out a book that unites some of their magic heavy-hitters on one team. None of Marvel's great magic characters have solo books at the moment, so it'd be a great opportunity to put them together in one place. Dr. Strange, Ghost Rider, Blade, the Black Knight, maybe Satanna and the other Witches (despite the fact that that mini sucked), Hellstorm, etc. fighting hardcore mystical threats like legions of vampires, Blackheart or Mephisto, and others.
I've even got a good idea for the first arc: Thor destroyed Asgard in his Disassembled arc, but what if he didn't get it all? What if portions of the Asgard landmass survived and the rest of Asgard's destruction created rifts between its dimension and Earth's? Trolls, giants, sorcerers, et al. come through, madness ensues, and these magic-inspired heroes are united by Dr. Strange to combat them. After that, they decide that staying together would make sense (have Doc Strange write the Defenders off as losers or something ) and the series goes from there.
Considering Dr. Strange has organized a slew of ad hoc teams in the past, it's weird that few consider him a "leader" when those "who is the best team leader" debates come up; most folks just focus on the usual suspects (Cap, Reed, Storm, etc.).