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Originally posted by Board Walker
Yes but I stated Marvel and Dc gave them the freedom to do anything they wanted with any character.

All they would need to do is announce big name characters, and big changes, people would buy it just to see what would happen to their favorite characters; either out of joy or fear, they both would generate massive profit.

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Originally posted by Board Walker
Imagine with me if their was a 50 issue (cannon) comic arc done by these writers.

1. Hudlin,

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2. McDuffie,

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3. Quesada,

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4. Loeb,

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and 5. Grant Morrison.

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Now they are given permission to use any characters they want for their grand comic arc (marvel and DC both allow this), everything they do in those comics will be cannon and will never be retconned.

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Originally posted by Darth Macabre
Hudlin would write this epic arc of a battle of wits between Mr. Terrific and Black Panther, while Batman and some other white guy's lives are in danger. The villain of the story would be, of course, Dr. Doom and his racist scheme of ethnic cleansing.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beating_a_dead_horse

Now that is beating a dead horse.

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Originally posted by Board Walker
Lets throw in Chuck Austen, and Neil Gaiman.

DC and Marvel gives all of the writters I have listed to do an epic story which readers would remember forever, and most importantly it would bring them in the biggest profit ever in both companies histories.

Their jobs and lives depend on this project, which characters do they use? What story do they form?

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Originally posted by DigiMark007
Jim Shooter and Jim Starlin come in and start writing circles around this group until they die of inferiority complexes. The smoke clears, they hire Neil Gaiman, and the 3 form their own company.