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It does say for better or for worse, and the artists selected all fall in one of those categories.  I thought they were pretty fair in their assessment, but at the same time throwing in some of the usual Onion humor.  For me to say I disagree with the selections would only suggest I know better myself who was more influential, and that's just not true. 

@josh - I agree 100%.  It's like comparing apples and oranges. I heard rumblings that Aaron would be writing Punisher MAX, but had not heard about Dillon. Bonus!

Looks like they made a nice choice for Black Widow.  Even if the footage of Mickey in costume looks lame, I am more than willing to give this sequel every chance in the world.  Marvel has a good track record with 2nd movies in a franchise, and Iron Man is (arguably) the best 1st installment of a Marvel movie.

I agree that superheroes work best in comics, even if they do (occasionally) lend themselves well to film and animation.  As much as I enjoyed Dark Knight and Batman The Animated Series, my love for those things are not on the same level as Dark Knight Returns, Year One, or Son of the Demon.  I rarely think a guy looks strange in tights in a comic, but sometimes I do when w...

After 50 something Brubaker Cap issues, he finally wrote one I didn't love.  Or even like, really.  This issue also marks the 1st time I didn't love Hitch's art.  Not a good start for me.   Let's hope the next issue is better.

I have always preferred Colon's art in B&W.  I had no idea he was that old!  The Essential Tomb of Dracula still looks amazing in B&W, but I never cared for his work on batman in the 80s in color, obviously.

@BrowncoatJedi - If there are 2 or 3 hot chicks at a con, they are more likely to want to hook up with the writer or artist of their favorite book, not the fat, sweaty lumps rumamging thorugh the 50 cent boxes.

I guess she will be fine.   I was not sure if Don and Jane would be in the move, or if it would focus mostly on Asgard.   So is the same guy playing Thor and Don?

He's a better choice than some of the other names knocked around.  I think he is a decent actor, with good comic timing who has had few chances to really shine in his previous roles.  I haven't seen Wolverine, but I hear good things about him in that.

1st post, huzzah, huzzah. I thought a few years ago that Kurt Busiek would be a good choice to revamp Aquaman.  That didn't really work out.  Now, I might even like to see him portrayed as he is on Brave & Bold.  If he is already a "punchline", why not make it a humor book?  Maybe even with Keith Giffen writing?