Originally posted by NemeBro
👆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 krisblaze
You want the most famous writers on their most famous runs?
Originally posted by One Big Mob
Here's a side question:Do people think Morrison has surpassed Gaiman yet?
They're difficult to compare, but I think Morrison has more or less equaled Moore, and Moore is definitely Gaiman's superior.
Look at the shitshow Gaiman put into works with Miracleman after Moore left...
Originally posted by MrMind
can't quote philyou 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
I thought New Krypton was awful, and a real low point for Superman comics between IC and Flashpoint.
Everything "Ultimates" after Mark Millar has been universally shite, so he should get the rights to that franchise. Im tempted to say that Hitch should get first dibs as well, that pairing was so good.
Nobody - not even Millar - wrote The Authority as well as Warren Ellis, but the Ellis/Quiteley team was better than Ellis /Hitch imho.
Hellboy is Mike Mignola. Any other artist just looks weird. Same with Madman and Mike Allred.
Originally posted by One Big MobI, for one, would put Morrison solidly above Gaiman.
Here's a side question:Do people think Morrison has surpassed Gaiman yet?
Don't get me wrong, Gaiman is fantastic and one of the all-time greats... But as far as I'm concerned, Morrison is simply the best. I legitimately cannot think of a series/arc he's ever written that I have not thoroughly enjoyed.
That said, if I *had* to give him just one character to write, it would be Superman(mostly because All-Star Superman was arguably the best Superman story ever written.) However, the man brings quality to ALL characters he handles... Even Santa Claus, lol.