I want to see...

shazam! wrote:

Yeah more ads wouldn't be bad at all.

I can see some people complaining, but who cares really?

Exactly.

It can't see it being a ton of people complaining about saving money.

Thomas wrote:

Shadowrenderer wrote:

GoZ wrote:

Shaun wrote:

I would love to see a new incarnation of Brigade

Ya know what...I'll second this! Out of all of Liefeld's creations (Excluding Deadpool), Brigade was one of my favorites.....

There was supposed to be a new series... Story of Rob's career... *sigh* Marat Michaels, who drew the original series, has drawn maybe half the first issue. Features the return of some long-thought-dead characters! I also heard there was a Brigade tie-in with the Smash thing. But I've seen nothing...

Which Brigade would everyone like to see the original.


or this version.


I want a combination of the two. I'd like a combination of the two. Battlestone, Boone, Lethal, Seahawk, Vanguard, Supreme, Glory, and Roman. It would be cool to have Cabbot from Bloodstrike on the team too.

I would like to see some of the core members like Battlestone, Coldsnap, Seahawk and Thermal or Stasis with some newer characters like Phantom Jack, Tech Jacket, and SuperPatriot

Shadowrenderer wrote:

Well Coldsnap is back in what I've seen of the new pages. But Seahawk is dead, happened in Bloodsport #1.

& I didn't like the "all new" version, even with Marv Wolfman writing it... I prefer the underground feel for Brigade, Supreme is too much of a "Superman" to fit in.

Did anyone read the single issue of the teen version of the team? Kid Supreme, Badrock, Dash, Kaboom & a couple of others were in it. So was Fighting American.

Nope didn't see that. All I want is to see Supreme and Glory again. With the popularity of Namor right now they would definatly have to use Roman though.

I want to see Untold Tales of Spider-Man come back or something similar with the Hulk. idk why the hulk but yeah.

I wanna read this upcoming Astonishing X-Men story arc. Ya know the one that starts in December and has new Sentinels.

Really no one got the joke? Daredevil wants to see.

I'd like to say I got it and it just wasn't that funny, but truth is I didn't get it. Now that I do though . . . Eh.

True Believer wrote:

I'd like to say I got it and it just wasn't that funny, but truth is I didn't get it. Now that I do though . . . Eh.

I at least thought people would get it and that's the response I expected.

shazam! wrote:

I want to see Untold Tales of Spider-Man come back or something similar with the Hulk. idk why the hulk but yeah.

I think they did that at some point...it was a limited series as well...I can't remember now but basically it was the same concept. For some reason I keep thinking Hulk Grey but that wasn't it...

DanElectro wrote:

shazam! wrote:

I want to see Untold Tales of Spider-Man come back or something similar with the Hulk. idk why the hulk but yeah.

I think they did that at some point...it was a limited series as well...I can't remember now but basically it was the same concept. For some reason I keep thinking Hulk Grey but that wasn't it...

Hulk Grey was cool.

I hope the spy decided untold tales of hulk is a good idea.

I want to see What If? come back as a regular title. It would be a great way to get new writers and artists out in the field and test them.

I'd certainly subscribe.

CaptainJoel wrote:

I want to see What If? come back as a regular title. It would be a great way to get new writers and artists out in the field and test them.

I'd certainly subscribe.

I kinda see how it could test new writers without fucking continuity but at the same time I can see it being really bad for seeing how writers deals with the constrains of the same. I mean, Yeah they can write an awesome story when they an do whatever, but what happens when an editor shoots down their new direction?

That kinda makes me think of Loeb. Now I'm sad.

bayani wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

I want to see What If? come back as a regular title. It would be a great way to get new writers and artists out in the field and test them.

I'd certainly subscribe.

I kinda see how it could test new writers without fucking continuity but at the same time I can see it being really bad for seeing how writers deals with the constrains of the same. I mean, Yeah they can write an awesome story when they an do whatever, but what happens when an editor shoots down their new direction?

That kinda makes me think of Loeb. Now I'm sad.

I've always thought the big problem with What if? is that it's almost always single issue stories. It'd be a great series if teams were given multi-part stories to tell. A few writers and artists could all work on the book at the same time and they could put out 16 or more issues per year. That's been an idea of mine for over a decade.

Shadowrenderer wrote:

Mr.Wholesome wrote:

bayani wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

I want to see What If? come back as a regular title. It would be a great way to get new writers and artists out in the field and test them.

I'd certainly subscribe.

I kinda see how it could test new writers without fucking continuity but at the same time I can see it being really bad for seeing how writers deals with the constrains of the same. I mean, Yeah they can write an awesome story when they an do whatever, but what happens when an editor shoots down their new direction?

That kinda makes me think of Loeb. Now I'm sad.

I've always thought the big problem with What if? is that it's almost always single issue stories. It'd be a great series if teams were given multi-part stories to tell. A few writers and artists could all work on the book at the same time and they could put out 16 or more issues per year. That's been an idea of mine for over a decade.

I like this. Where's the marvel spy?

That's actually why I brought it up. Yeah Marvel, hear that? MAKE THIS HAPPEN!!! THEN HIRE ME!

CaptainJoel wrote:

Shadowrenderer wrote:

Mr.Wholesome wrote:

bayani wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

I want to see What If? come back as a regular title. It would be a great way to get new writers and artists out in the field and test them.

I'd certainly subscribe.

I kinda see how it could test new writers without fucking continuity but at the same time I can see it being really bad for seeing how writers deals with the constrains of the same. I mean, Yeah they can write an awesome story when they an do whatever, but what happens when an editor shoots down their new direction?

That kinda makes me think of Loeb. Now I'm sad.

I've always thought the big problem with What if? is that it's almost always single issue stories. It'd be a great series if teams were given multi-part stories to tell. A few writers and artists could all work on the book at the same time and they could put out 16 or more issues per year. That's been an idea of mine for over a decade.

I like this. Where's the marvel spy?

That's actually why I brought it up. Yeah Marvel, hear that? MAKE THIS HAPPEN!!! THEN HIRE ME!

Wouldn't that be the point of a spy? Why the buy the cow when you're getting the milk for free.

True Believer wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

Shadowrenderer wrote:

Mr.Wholesome wrote:

bayani wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

I want to see What If? come back as a regular title. It would be a great way to get new writers and artists out in the field and test them.

I'd certainly subscribe.

I kinda see how it could test new writers without fucking continuity but at the same time I can see it being really bad for seeing how writers deals with the constrains of the same. I mean, Yeah they can write an awesome story when they an do whatever, but what happens when an editor shoots down their new direction?

That kinda makes me think of Loeb. Now I'm sad.

I've always thought the big problem with What if? is that it's almost always single issue stories. It'd be a great series if teams were given multi-part stories to tell. A few writers and artists could all work on the book at the same time and they could put out 16 or more issues per year. That's been an idea of mine for over a decade.

I like this. Where's the marvel spy?

That's actually why I brought it up. Yeah Marvel, hear that? MAKE THIS HAPPEN!!! THEN HIRE ME!

Wouldn't that be the point of a spy? Why the buy the cow when you're getting the milk for free.

Because they don't have James Gigantic yet...

And if I came along, so would James, and I know Jeph Loeb wants to use him as Rulk's son.

Mr.Wholesome wrote:

bayani wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

I want to see What If? come back as a regular title. It would be a great way to get new writers and artists out in the field and test them.

I'd certainly subscribe.

I kinda see how it could test new writers without fucking continuity but at the same time I can see it being really bad for seeing how writers deals with the constrains of the same. I mean, Yeah they can write an awesome story when they an do whatever, but what happens when an editor shoots down their new direction?

That kinda makes me think of Loeb. Now I'm sad.

I've always thought the big problem with What if? is that it's almost always single issue stories. It'd be a great series if teams were given multi-part stories to tell. A few writers and artists could all work on the book at the same time and they could put out 16 or more issues per year. That's been an idea of mine for over a decade.

^^yea, I like this.... I like it soooooo much^^^

What about like a weekly or biweekly what if? type book?