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Indeed, very much.

That's fair.

Same here.

Red Widow/Ava Orlova could be a great pick, and I'd like to see her interact with Anya, too, given Anya's past team-up with Black Widow in Kelly Sue DeConnick's Avengers Assemble's final arc.

That would work, too.

I think the coloring is an attempt to capture the glow of the spider symbol on the Parker Industries costume, though going with yellow-gold instead of blue-green . . .

Hmm, forming "families" of similarly themed and patterned superhumans around themselves would make sense, much like DC's Justice Leaguers.



A Spectrum Corps would be interesting to see in this...

For better or worse, yeah.

Yeah, I can understand that, but I bet the in-universe characters are even more tired of experiencing it and not being able to make any lasting progress.

Fair enough, and yeah, if Sun Girl had shown up a few years later . . . she'd be riding pretty high about now.

Priest writing Cap would be good. I've been meaning to check out his Captain America/Falcon series from back in the early 2000s.

I like both of those. Not sure which one I'd prefer more, as I do like Nightshade, but Clash is one of the better characters that came out of Dan Slott's run on Spider-Man, so I'd like to see his...

If you're referring to Shed, it was more than just the art that made it ugly.

Thanks for sharing this. Every time I see Carlos Gomez do some sweet MJ art, I'm reminded of the travesty that was the abrupt cancellation of Amazing Mary Jane.

That works. I mean, if Starling is in both the comics and the Insomniac Games' Spider-Man continuity as Vulture's granddaughter (seriously, she's a major character in the prequel novel to Spider-Man:...

We can only hope, I guess.

That would make a lot more sense, yeah.

They did try with the 90s X-Men animated series, with a comic continuation launched during (and somewhat after) Secret Wars 2015. Shame it didn't last long. That said, 70s toku Spider-Man getting a...

Fair point. A more nuanced approach would work best, generally speaking.



Thanks for reminding me. I think there's even a new Native American Werewolf by Night, too.

Probably, yeah. I just think it's overall ineffective to have giant robots lumbering about going after mutants when they cause just as much if not more property damage compared to the mutants they're...

Indeed. I had the same problem. Since I could only include seven . . . I ended up having to dump Hummingbird and Sun Girl.

Not really, at least not without it making the same thematic sense. With the Avengers effectively disbanded after Endgame, I could see Zemo/Citizen V moving in to replace them with his Thunderbolts,...

It's possible, though I would see it maybe as a "once burned, twice shy" kind of thing where after witnessing and experiencing how much the emergence of superheroes like the Avengers disrupted the...

True, which is why I figure public fear and hatred of mutants should be connected to or rooted in the failures --- real or perceived --- of the Avengers and how much devastation has been left in...

With the Squadron Supreme of America serving as the premier superpowered agents of the U.S. government, I could see the Sentinels being phased out for comparative ineffectiveness and the Purifiers...