Advertise comics on packs of cigarettes.
Have Wolverine do something incredibly amazing every week.
Have fights where people go down, instead of like trade three blows.
Like, instead of Spider-Man stalemating Wolverine, he rips him in half.
Have massive comic related theme parks.
Have character months. Like, for one whole month, Spider-Man beats everyone, who he fights.
Huge crossover events.
Have the writers stay with the spirit of the characters conception......or maybe know something about the characters. Get back to basics and tell a good story with decent art and get away from shock factors. Avengers Classic is on sale again. Yeah, the dialogue is a bit sappy but interesting.
Oh yeah, make the Batkick>>>>>any other attack in DC and make sure Hulk doesn't lose......EVER!
Originally posted by BadabingLike this?
Oh yeah, make the Batkick>>>>>any other attack in DC
Originally posted by Harry Fingerman😱 😆 Exactly like that. Bran ftw! w00t
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Originally posted by Harry Fingermanwow...Batman's leg should have fractured into pieces from tthat...Shazam moving at that speed would be like a friggin Mack Truck ramming into Bat's kick
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Originally posted by masterbruceYa buh... Batman's kick turned him back into Billy...
wow...Batman's leg should have fractured into pieces from tthat...Shazam moving at that speed would be like a friggin Mack Truck ramming into Bat's kick
AND, Superman did absolutely no damage to him, so Billy was in tip top shape.
So, obviously, his leg wouldn't have shattered. 😛
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expand the genre. The Big Two act as if superhero comics are the only reason they exist. the HUGE sales of Vertigo suggest otherwise.
stop producing just for the fans. simplify- make it easier for new readers to come in. Beasts like X-Men, Legion of Superheroes, things like that, have such convulated and impossible plotlines that a lot of people who would be interested in them are blocked out.
Personally I'd like to see a bit more intellegence in comics. I'm the first person to fall in love with something like World War Hulk which is just Hulk kicking everyone's ass, but not all comics need to be focused on things like that. Book's like Ostrander's Suicide Squad or Morrisson's JLA show that you can produce a product that is clever, intellegent, accessible, and worth reading, using nothing but the basics of the genre- big superhero teams fighting people.
Weekly releases of a comic book title. It really annoys me to have to wait a month for another comic book of the same series to appear . This way, a storyline would last 2-3 months at most . It really bothered me to have to wait 5 months for Magneto to appear in the recent Uncanny Arc and then to see that he appears in only a few pages . Not to mention that the story was moving very slowly .
I don't really need the comic books to have more pages than they currently have as long as it's weekly .
Events or major storylines also shouldn't involve many comic book titles (Civil War for example) because that doesn't make a better story , it's only a cheap way to steal money by putting the etiquete of the event on certain comics .
Stories to advance more faster . I mean it . Just look at Mighty Avengers or like I said , the not so long ago finished Uncanny X-Men arc . Things are moving so slowly and with a month between the comics it's actually pretty annoying .
Better art in some of the comic book titles . I just simply didn't enjoy reading the X-Men comic book with that art . I just simply found it horrible , and have heard many other people also complain about it .
And there are more but I'm just going to stop here .
