Writer vs Character

You are the deciding fate for Marvel and DC. You choose which writer belongs to which character (you can include the artist as well). This writer will permanently writer the story for the character/s (include team books as well). Which writer will you have only touching your one character or your team books.

Go!!!

Can I choose one writer for multiple characters?

Morrison.

Really doesn't matter what character he writes, the man ALWAYS delivers quality. Even his take on f*cking Santa Claus was excellent.

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At the very least for Superman, Batman and Justice League.

I'd give Geoff Johns JSA and Green Lantern [controversial, I know].

Winnick on Exiles
Hickman on Avengers
Alan Moore on Wonder Woman and big events
Morrison on JLA and big events
Johns on Green Lantern and JSA
Gaiman on Sandman
Carey on Lucifer
Robinson on Superman
Waid on Flash
JMS on Thor

I don't read much marvel, but for DC they had a good thing going on late 90s to 00s, they reboot just to fix temporary low sales, look what that got them. Honestly the only problem they had that was bad were they kill off too many characters unnecessarily, so they decide to start over which was stupid imo.

Originally posted by MrMind
Winnick on Exiles
Hickman on Avengers
Alan Moore on Wonder Woman and big events
Morrison on JLA and big events
Johns on Green Lantern and JSA
Gaiman on Sandman
Carey on Lucifer
Robinson on Superman
Waid on Flash
JMS on Thor

I don't read much marvel, but for DC they had a good thing going on late 90s to 00s, they reboot just to fix temporary low sales, look what that got them. Honestly the only problem they had that was bad were they kill off too many characters unnecessarily, so they decide to start over which was stupid imo.

Oh yeah, 90's DC was just peachy:

Dat Youngblood.

When the strategy was to Liefeld everything up.

Originally posted by MrMind
Robinson on Superman

Originally posted by Philosophía
*puts you on ignore*

Yeah, that was pretty wtf to me too.

As for the thread:

Me on X-Men. The rest of you can get ****ed.

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you ever write fan-fic pr?

Originally posted by leonidas
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you ever write fan-fic pr?

All the time.

where do you post?

Originally posted by leonidas
where do you post?

Not any public sites. It's more rping on message boards and then constantly rewriting comic scripts I'm working on to fine-tune them.

I found very quickly while working on it though that continuity can **** off. I go out of my way not to contradict anything, but that's as far as I go as my own headcanon feels like it has a better handle of characters than half the people writing them nowadays.

LEGION OF SUPER HEROES
Paul Levitz & Scott Kollins

THE WANDERERS
Jeff Lemire & Gabriel Ba’

SODAM YAT
Sam Humphries & Javier Garron

ROBOT MAN
Dan Slott & Andy Kubert

Bill Sienkiewicz
all of marvel.

Originally posted by cdtm
Oh yeah, 90's DC was just peachy:

Dat Youngblood.

When the strategy was to Liefeld everything up.

azrael and fate were awesome though
man I love 90s comics, the crow, darkness, spawn, sandman etc
early 00s were great too, wildstorm, lucifer

can't quote phil

Originally posted by -Pr-
Yeah, that was pretty wtf to me too.

you guys are cray cray, that mon-el arc story was amazing

new krypton was great too till the point at war of superman where he kill off all the kryptonians. I was hoping for tens of thousands kryptonians roaming the earth

Originally posted by Galan007
Morrison.

Really doesn't matter what character he writes, the man ALWAYS delivers quality. Even his take on f*cking Santa Claus was excellent.

Never read a story I didn't like by the man. If a writer is only allowed one character, I'd want him to get Superman.

Originally posted by NemeBro
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Never read a story I didn't like by the man. If a writer is only allowed one character, I'd want him to get Superman.

Originally posted by MrMind
Winnick on Exiles
Hickman on Avengers
Alan Moore on Wonder Woman and big events
Morrison on JLA and big events
Johns on Green Lantern and JSA
Gaiman on Sandman
Carey on Lucifer
Robinson on Superman
Waid on Flash
JMS on Thor.

You want the most famous writers on their most famous runs?

Here's a side question:

Do people think Morrison has surpassed Gaiman yet?