Who would you like to see as the main creative team on the following titles...?

[CantThinkOfAName]

then you must die so that the future might live to see a brighter day

Ok ok. KingofDreams makes a point with Jae Lee on Daredevil. But Bendis does the art on the rest. Except Fantastic Four, thats Jim Mahfood

 

[hippy fascist]

 

[Darthphere]

?
So much,............................ hate.

Amazing Spider-Man: Slott and ANYBODY BUT HEMBECK.
Incredible Hulk: Hudlin & Hitch
Uncanny X-Men: Don't care
Black Panther: Preist & Romita
Daredevil :Bendis & Mary Mitchell
Fantastic Four: Jimmy Palmiotti & Justin Gray

Just curious, what makes you think Hudlin is a good fit on Hulk?

 

[CantThinkOfAName]

Ok ok

and this is going off who works at Marvel now

Amazing Spider-Man - Bendis and Romita Jr.
Incredible Hulk - Whedon and Lee Weeks
Uncanny X-Men - Millar and I dunno
Black Panther - Brubaker and Maleev
Daredevil - current team, although I like the Jae Lee thing
Fantastic Four - I dunno, Warren Ellis

 

[Not Jake]

ASM - Whedon & JRJr
Hulk - In a world with no exclusive contracts, Morrison & Quitely. In the real world, Pak & Maleev. Oh yeah, Maleev, once Pak puts Hulk back on earth
Uncanny X-Men - I'll never read this book in a billion years so who cares. You chronic X-fans are lucky to have Brubaker wasting his time here. Hey, how about Dan Slott. He seems to like continuity, perfect for the deep and totally not stupid history of the X-Men.
Black Panther - DMX & Steve Epting
Daredevil - current team. Honestly Bru & Lark are like butts & penises
Fantastic Four - Kirkman & Cassaday

 

[Not Jake]

Incredible Hulk - Whedon and Lee Weeks

Why Whedon? Because he rules? Okay I am totally with you.

 

[Captivated]

ASM = Adam-Troy Castro! and Mike Deodato Jr!

I'm getting goose-bumps just thinking about that teamup!

BTW - Bendis needs to be kept as FAR away from Amazing Spider-Man as possible! As good as he is on USM, he can't write a decent 616 Spidey to save his life.

 

[The Question]

Why Whedon? Because he rules? Okay I am totally with you.

Well, he did handle the whole "tortured by an inner monster he can't always control" thing with Angel.

 

[Spider-Kurt!]

Thanks for the feedback people! Some of these titles I read but most I haven't for a while. I'm curious, what do each of your picks offer to each title? Some writers and artists I'm familiar with and some I'm not.

 

[KingOfDreams]

Fantastic Four - Kirkman & Cassaday

That'd be a good team.

 

[CantThinkOfAName]

Fantastic Four - Kirkman & Cassaday

Kirkman's a better choice actually. But not Cassaday, not a good mix. I dunno...I guess Bagley's open now?

 

[Not Jake]

why not Cassaday who are you to judge my mix

 

[CantThinkOfAName]

BTW - Bendis needs to be kept as FAR away from Amazing Spider-Man as possible! As good as he is on USM, he can't write a decent 616 Spidey to save his life.

Pffffft. Bendis wrote a great Spidey in Daredevil, and he showed he knew his continuity with his Pulse arc. He writes him in a relatable fasion. He clearly enjoys the character. But oh no he made Spidey say booties oh how horrible

 

[CantThinkOfAName]

why not Cassaday who are you to judge my mix

I dont think his style is suited for FF, and I dont think it matches Kirkmans writing style. I could be wrong but then again you are a rapist


Cassaday on Spider-Man, now thats something

 

[Varient]

Talk about wanting books to get cancelled

Sorry,...
But slott has proven to me that he can write.

Hudlin has what it takes to Dig the Hulk out of the hole that he was written into by "planet Hulk". His entire Stance in BP tells me that he could do it.

The X-men as the most popular franchise is safe until they have a writer from preschool and an artist with crayons.

Priest and Bendis are proven on my choices for them as "having a Clue" on those characters.

And I think Jimmy could write a sexy Sue Storm, (notice my words.)

 

[Varient]

Just curious, what makes you think Hudlin is a good fit on Hulk?

Hudlin definetly thinks "OUTSIDE THE BOX".
The Hulk has grown stale for me back before the grey and professor hulk themes,.... but I kept an ear on it,.. just like I do Daredevil in the hope that kit will become something I could enjoy again.

Currently Planet Hulk has my attention,.... but it creates an issue that will go against character.


If he gets back to Earth,... what / who will stop him from killing those he holds responsible? What I do know of the Hulk sez that he's NOT going to forget this.

Hudlin IMHO is creative enough to come up with SOMETHING that I could accept with little in the way of grumbles based on his treatment of the BP.

Peace.

 

[Darthphere]

Hudlin definetly thinks "OUTSIDE THE BOX".

When has he shown this? In BP? LOL!

 

[Lactophiliac]

but I doubt Ennis would treat Matt's faith with much respect.

I disagree I think he would probably do some interesting stuff with the religion but I suppose I'm the only person in the world that wants to see what he would do with Daredevil.

 

[CConn]

Amazing Spider-Man - Robert Kirkman and J. Scott Campbell
Astonishing X-Men - Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch
Avengers - Joss Whedon and Karl Modine
Black Panther - Eh, the Priest dude seems good enough.
Captain America - Ed Brubaker and Steve Epting
Daredevil - Ed Brubaker and Michael Lark
Fantastic Four - Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo
Incredible Hulk - Greg Pak and Lee Weeks
Iron Man - Daniel Knauf/Charles Knauf and Steve McNiven (Yes, I stole this idea from hippie_hunter, but it's too good to pass up. )
Uncanny X-Men - Ed Brubaker and Billy Tan

 

[The Question]

I disagree I think he would probably do some interesting stuff with the religion but I suppose I'm the only person in the world that wants to see what he would do with Daredevil.

The only interesting stuff he'd do with the religion is make fun of it. Ennis is a great writer, but he doesn't seem to have any respect for religion. Works fine for a parody of religion like Preacher, but not for a character who's a devoit catholic in a positive way.

 

[hippie_hunter]

Astonishing X-Men - Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch

I knew that Mark Millar would work great on Astonishing X-Men (even though I hate his Ultimates, his political idelology would work great in an X-Men book, particularly Astonishing), but why oh, why did I not think of Bryan Hitch. He'd be perfect also!

Captain America - Ed Brubaker and Steve Epting
Daredevil - Ed Brubaker and Michael Lark
Uncanny X-Men - Ed Brubaker and Billy Tan

Another Brubaker fan I see

Iron Man - Daniel Knauf/Charles Knauf and Steve McNiven (Yes, I stole this idea from hippie_hunter, but it's too good to pass up. )

McNiven would be perfect for Iron Man. Though I would like to see it's title changed to the Invincible Iron Man. For some reason I'd rather have Marvel have the adjectives to their heroes on their titles (like Amazing Spider-Man, Incredible Hulk, Uncanny X-Men, Mighty Thor, the Wife-Beating Hank Pym, etc.)

 

[Red]

Amazing Spider-Man - Slott and Steve McNiven
Incredible Hulk - Greg Pak and Bryan Hitch
Iron Man - Bendis and Steve McNiven
Uncanny X-Men - Mark Millar and Mark Bagley

 

[Caliber]

The New Avengers- Mark Millar and Brian Hitch

 

[hippie_hunter]

The New Avengers- Mark Millar and Brian Hitch

I'm in the minority, but I didn't like Millar's Ultimates. I didn't like the characterizations and I didn't like the political overtones of the book. I don't think that they fit for the Avengers. If Millar wrote the Avengers he would probally make it Ultimates 2.5.

Now, Millar's writing for Ultimates, I think it would be perfect for the X-Men. Astonishing in particular.

 

[CaptainCanada]

Uncanny X-Men - good the way it is.

Amazing Spider-Man - Dan Slott and any decent artist who can produce a book a month consistently. While Slott hasn't had a huge amount of commercial success, he's extremely talented, and I attribute his low sales to the fact that most of his stuff is on the periphery of the Marvel U; ie, (mini)series about characters that are either pretty anonymous (the GLA, She-Hulk) or get so many miniseries that they get lost in the shuffle (Spider-Man). Amazing Spider-Man has such a solid commercial base that it's hard to see him miscarrying.

Incredible Hulk - don't care.
Black Panther - don't care.
Fantastic Four - don't care.

Daredevil - don't buy this, but Brubaker is aces in my book, so he can stay.