Marvel Announcement coming tomorrow @ 12PM EST

[KOSLOX]

She won't. Will there be a fill-in artist for an issue or two after the first arc? Sure, that's likely. Will she be off the book? No.

I'm sure they can accommodate her pace with the occasional fill-in or someone to handle an arc now and then.

Is Marquez working on anything?

His style is sort of similar, or at least enough that they could switch off arcs and maintain stellar quality.

[Tofali]

She won't. Will there be a fill-in artist for an issue or two after the first arc? Sure, that's likely. Will she be off the book? No.

I'm sure they can accommodate her pace with the occasional fill-in or someone to handle an arc now and then.

I see we have a Fiver in our midst c'mon predict something else for us Prof. (love your posts but i just had to make fun of your certainty on what will happen )

[Sighphi]

How many issues before Doom and Richards switch bodies?

[CaptCleghorn]

How many issues before Doom and Richards switch bodies?

How do we know that hasn't already happened?

[CaptCleghorn]

She won't. Will there be a fill-in artist for an issue or two after the first arc? Sure, that's likely. Will she be off the book? No.

I'm sure they can accommodate her pace with the occasional fill-in or someone to handle an arc now and then.

If she is slow (and I have no opinion on that one way or the other), I worry that Marvel may be double shipping with the FF book and accelerating the problem. Perhaps arc here and there with substitute artists may work.

[Shaggy]

Why does that happen by the way? I'm not too familiar with how comic artists operate, but people were also saying Cheung would be off the new Justice League after the first few issues. Is it because they get pulled into better opportunities? Could anyone enlighten me?

As some have said, many of the big artists are slow. Bu I think what usually happens is that Marvel moves the artist over to another new series, launch that title, then move them to a third title that is about to start and so on. They basically use these artists as selling points for new series.

[Prof. Warren]

If she is slow (and I have no opinion on that one way or the other), I worry that Marvel may be double shipping with the FF book and accelerating the problem. Perhaps arc here and there with substitute artists may work.

I can't see them double shipping FF on a regular basis. Maybe there'll be a few months out of the year where it doubles up but they're not doing 24 issues a year. 16, maybe.

[JudicatorPrime]

Glad to see the FF return. But yes, predictable.

[Digifiend]

I can't see them double shipping FF on a regular basis. Maybe there'll be a few months out of the year where it doubles up but they're not doing 24 issues a year. 16, maybe.

They said monthly in the announcement video.

[JudicatorPrime]

Don't you dare get my hopes up about Blue Marvel! Don't you do it!

There was zero chance of Blue Marvel, Monica Rambeau and the others being featured in a new book, given the reversive zeitgeist of "Make Marvel Mine Again."

[keeen]

If it's monthly, I'll give it a shot. I really wish they weren't renumbering everything AGAIN, but that's another topic, I know.

[CaptCleghorn]

I can't see them double shipping FF on a regular basis. Maybe there'll be a few months out of the year where it doubles up but they're not doing 24 issues a year. 16, maybe.

If 12 is a problem, then 14 or 16 is a bigger problem. that's my point. Marvel does double up regularly. especially when they want to get stuff out.

[Prof. Warren]

They said monthly in the announcement video.

Well, there you go.

[Kevinroc]

Both Iron Man and Fantastic Four should be monthly releases.

[FIFTY-TWO (52)]

Why does that happen by the way? I'm not too familiar with how comic artists operate, but people were also saying Cheung would be off the new Justice League after the first few issues. Is it because they get pulled into better opportunities? Could anyone enlighten me?

Cheung is a rotating artist on JL with Jorge Jimenez.