Mark Millar tweets that Marvel should steal Snyder or Johns from DC.

[Michael Watkins]

I enjoyed Geoff Johns Avengers run. I think that he understood the team and that there is a difference between a professional organization like that and a family like the Fantastic Four or a minority group such as the X-Men.

[Smoov-E]

Both can stay far away and keep churning out their hack tales at DC

Didio is DC's Quesada.

False, Didio hates female and poc characters not created during the silver age which is the opposite of Joe Q among other differences

[Frontier]

Johns was already at Marvel in the early 2000's and actually did a decent run on the Avengers. "Red Zone" is one of my favorite modern stories.

I'm not sure what I would want Snyder to write at Marvel...Ghost Rider? Moon Knight? Seeker 3000?

I think he would do very interesting runs on the Avengers Trinity (Cap, Thor, and Iron Man).

False, Didio hates female and poc characters not created during the silver age which is the opposite of Joe Q among other differences

I never said they were one-to-one exactly alike. I even said Snyder is currently DC's Bendis but between the two their writing styles couldn't be more different.

Both Didio and Quesada are/were major figures in their respective companies and have implemented major creative decisions and status quo shifts that have dramatically changed certain properties (for better or worse depending on who you ask).

[Tony Stark]

Johns was already at Marvel in the early 2000's and actually did a decent run on the Avengers. "Red Zone" is one of my favorite modern stories.

I'm not sure what I would want Snyder to write at Marvel...Ghost Rider? Moon Knight? Seeker 3000?

Same here. LOVED Red Zone. I enjoyed John's run on Avengers. I have it in HC. I read an interview were he said in a notebook were he writes his ideas up that he had planned a 50 issue run of Iron Man if he ever had the chance to write him.

[Digifiend]

Didn't Didio step down/got fired....or am I thinking of something else?

I think you have Berganza in mind.

[TheMaker1610]

I think you have Berganza in mind.

Was about to say that haha
Any news on Berganza's status after being fired?

[Thor-Ul]

Was about to say that haha
Any news on Berganza's status after being fired?

Same news as Alonso. But it is most probably than Alonso resurfaces somewhere in the future.

[My Two Cents]

Both can stay far away and keep churning out their hack tales at DC ?

Plus Marvel is still trying to figure on what to do with there surplus

[Deathscythe]

They can have Snyder, but they probably don't want him since they already have a Dan Slott.

Johns, meanwhile, has no interest in Marvel. He's always been a DC boy through and through.

[jb681131]

They can keep Johns please and thank you. Snyder on the other hand....

lol. I'd be gald if Snyder leaves DC ! What he does on Batman is awfull.
Johns on the other hand as done some awsome stuff with Green Lantern, Superman and Flash.

[jb681131]

They can have Snyder, but they probably don't want him since they already have a Dan Slott.

Johns, meanwhile, has no interest in Marvel. He's always been a DC boy through and through.

Johns has been at marvel ! Mainly on The Avengers.

[Green Goblin of Sector 2814]

Didn't Didio step down/got fired....or am I thinking of something else?

You're thinking of Berganza.

Both can stay far away and keep churning out their hack tales at DC

I mean, Doomsday Clock is one of the best things I've read in a while.

As for the main topic, Johns isn't leaving DC unless they fire him first. And, as others have pointed out, he already did have a well-received run on the Avengers. Snyder has also been at Marvel before. I remember him writing Iron Man Noir. Plus, given the star treatment he's getting at DC, I doubt he'll leave soon. Plus, isn't he signed on as DC exclusive?

Would I want them to leave DC? I would probably want Snyder to leave before Johns. His Batman run started off well, when he stuck to street-level detective stories, but then he started falling into the Batgod concept hard and its been difficult for me to really take his seriously lately.

However, what would I want them to write if they were at Marvel? Uh, for Johns, I'd see him on Fantastic Four or Captain Marvel. For Snyder, probably Daredevil or the Hulk.

[Timber Wolf-By-Night]

Johns' run on the Avengers did have its share of critics. I seem to recall him saying at one point (possibly after he left) that he could have done a better job researching Avengers continuity, and that the last stretch of Avengers stories he'd really kept up with had been Roger Stern's term in the '80's. And his attempt to revamp She-Hulk into even more of a female version of her cousin (transforming her from 24/7 gamma-powered She-Hulk to mainly a normal human Jen Walters who changed into a rampaging She-Hulk only when she felt extreme fear) does seem, in retrospect, like a precursor to his efforts at DC to revamp the likes of Cyborg, Superboy, and Hal Jordan (all pre-Flashpoint, of course).

[Smoov-E]

I mean, Doomsday Clock is one of the best things I've read in a while.

You need to broaden your horizons then

[Tiamatty]

Mark Millar is wrong.

Here's the thing: He thinks Marvel should pay Snyder and Johns to not write for DC, basically. The "logic," such as it is, is that DC won't do as well without those two. Let's set aside whether or not that part's true; Millar seems to believe it's the case, so let's consider this from his perspective.

But where Millar's absolutely wrong is in believing that a weak DC is good for Marvel. It's not. Marvel and DC are rivals, yes, but it's a rivalry that benefits them both. They, and the comic industry as a whole, are better when they're both doing well.

Regardless of one's personal opinions on Johns and Snyder, Marvel should want DC to do well.