Who would you want to take over from Bendis on New Avengers/Mighty Avengers?

[Sawyer]

I’d suggest kirkman or slott.

 

[Red]

Brian Reed.

 

[3dman27]

I’d suggest kirkman or slott.

likewise anyone who knows how to write superHEROES

 

[Nasty-B]

You're about to be banned, troll.

 

[Doc Destruction]

likewise anyone who knows how to write superHEROES

QFT

 

[Union Jack]

i'd like to see george perez and kurt busiek go back to the avengers..

 

[3dman27]

QFT

sorry i'm unfamiliar with this abrieviation what does it mean

 

[Arkady Rossovich]

Right now..just about anyone.Im rather tired of Bendis on the Avengers.

 

[Red]

I'm telling you Brian Reed.

 

[Foggy Nelson]

You can tell when a run is going to suck so badly when people are already discussing who's going to take over when they've gone.

Why so set on Reed X?

 

[Darthphere]

PAD FTW!

 

[Red]

Pad?

 

[LouFerignoDemon]

Anybody other than Bendis.

 

[Kitsune]

Pad?

Peter A. David

 

[Darthphere]

Anybody other than Bendis.

Chuck Austen it is.

 

[Red]

Anybody other than Bendis.

You say that, but would you really want Millar on NA/MA?

 

[Red]

Anybody other than Bendis.

You say that, but would you really want Millar on NA/MA?

 

[CaptainCanada]

You say that, but would you really want Millar on NA/MA?

People who complained about NA not being about big enough threats would have to be quiet, because if Millar is anything, he's big-scale.

 

[jaydawg]

I would have said PAD, but his recent Spidey run has been rather awful. And it has been a while since Young Justice. And frankly, I think alot of the big names (even the really capable ones like Bru) are overextened as it is. And while I love Slott (who doesn't) I'd wait to see how The Initiative turns out first. Even Bendis had one arc on DD before he wrote one of greatest runs in Marvel history. So my vote goes to Dwayne McDuffie. Not only has he proven himself within history of comics, but he's fairly fresh off of his long time role as producer/ writer of Justice League Unlimited, which I'd say is the pinnicle of superhero adaptations. Not only was every challenge larger than life on that show, but character relationships and continuity was incredibly tight as well. I'm more than sure he's capable of handling both the Fantastic Four and the New Avengers.

 

[Muze]

You say that, but would you really want Millar on NA/MA?

i'd take him on either. he got my money during Civil War. Bendis didn't.

 

[GNR]

Teh Bru.

 

[supermarvelman]

I say Loeb and McGuiness on Mighty Avengers.

 

[hippie_hunter]

I would have said PAD, but his recent Spidey run has been rather awful. And it has been a while since Young Justice. And frankly, I think alot of the big names (even the really capable ones like Bru) are overextened as it is. And while I love Slott (who doesn't) I'd wait to see how The Initiative turns out first. Even Bendis had one arc on DD before he wrote one of greatest runs in Marvel history. So my vote goes to Dwayne McDuffie. Not only has he proven himself within history of comics, but he's fairly fresh off of his long time role as producer/ writer of Justice League Unlimited, which I'd say is the pinnicle of superhero adaptations. Not only was every challenge larger than life on that show, but character relationships and continuity was incredibly tight as well. I'm more than sure he's capable of handling both the Fantastic Four and the New Avengers.

I'd rather see McDuffe save the Black Panther book from the horrible clutches of Hudlin.

 

[VICTORVONDOOMX]

i'd like to see george perez and kurt busiek go back to the avengers..

(tearfully) A-Men, brother...


Of course, any junkie off the street who actually read Avengers through the 70s & 80s would do better than Bowel Movement Boy.