Your Ideas For Marvel Magic/Horror/Fantasy Books

[TheFallen]

Midnight Sons anthology series (Darkhold, Werewolf by Night, Man-Thing can feature)
Nightstalkers (Blade, Jennifer Kale, Satanna, Frank Drake, Hannibal King)
Morbius
Hellstorm
Spirits of Vengeance (Johnny as GR and Ketch with the hellfire shotgun, reversal of roles from the 90s series)

[Hypestyle]

"The Defenders": Blade, Dr. Voodoo, Angela, Hellstorm, Frankenstein.

[scribbleMind]

An entire world of ghosts, underneath the surface layer of the marvel universe. Most people don't know they're dead. If they die as ghosts, they move on or they just reconstitute themselves some other time. This ghost world still functions like the real world due to the fact that the majority don't know that they're dead. Some might not even remember the real word, but they all have impulses that make them do and inspire to the same sort of things they did in life. Of course, marvel heroes and superheroes are here, just the dead ones. So it would be an Astro City-esque book about a world of dead marvel heroes and dead marvel villains underneath the world of heroes and villains that we usually follow.

[Pav]

I would kill to get more Weirdworld illustrated by Mike del Mundo. Literally wouldn't care who wrote it. I don't even think I'd require a cohesive story -- just give me more del Mundo painting the Man-Thing swamp and CrazyEyes Warbow teaming up with Arkon or Goleta.

I miss Goleta.

On the horror side of things, I've long wanted a comic in which Damien Helstrom (ruler of his own hell dimension) gains a small sect of followers who travel the world, spreading their dark gospel and sending sinners to their grave. The cast would include Dr. Druid, the Ghost Riders, Jaine Cutter, Gabriel Rosetti, Satana, and others.

What I'd really love, though, is an excellent, character-defining series for Morbius the Living Vampire: something that successfully combines mad science, supernatural horror, and existential dread; while also allowing the character of Morbius to be a dynamic and intriguing protagonist.

-Pav, who has a Secret Defenders pitch that includes both Weirdworld and Morbius...

[DrNewGod]

...On the horror side of things, I've long wanted a comic in which Damien Helstrom (ruler of his own hell dimension) gains a small sect of followers who travel the world, spreading their dark gospel and sending sinners to their grave. The cast would include Dr. Druid, the Ghost Riders, Jaine Cutter, Gabriel Rosetti, Satana, and others...

That is really dark, and I'd really love to read it.

[Agent Z]

A Clea maxiseries.

[Grapeweasel]

Hellcow: Lord Of The Vampires.

[Zero Hunter]

I have said in other threads I would love to see a new Monster Hunters books. A team of 4 or 5 people working for Doctor Strange who travel around the world investigating paranormal reports. While Doc handles the big stuff the team would be the ones investigating things like a vampire cult in Russia or a demon sighting in New Mexico and such. The team would be made up of characters who have had their lives affected by the supernatural and who want to make sure others don't have to suffer the way they have.

A good lineup would be:

Elsa Bloodstone
Devil Slayer (Danny Sylva))
Pixie
Alejandra Jones (former Ghost Rider)
Jinx

[K7P5V]

That is really dark, and I'd really love to read it.

Agreed. Blaze & Ketch will always be a must-read event (IMHO)...

[Agent Z]

Amora the Enchantress and Sif miniseries.

A Sif and Bruunhilda series set in the past.

[JudicatorPrime]

A Clea maxiseries.

I second that. Is she still married to Strange? Mrs. Strange? Madame Strange? Although I guess that sounds too much like Adam Strange.

[Charlie_1981]

Amora the Enchantress and Sif miniseries.

A Sif and Bruunhilda series set in the past.

I like the idea, though I would prefer an Amora & Lorelei team-up or Sylvie Lushton and Amora

[Agent Z]

I like the idea, though I would prefer an Amora & Lorelei team-up or Sylvie Lushton and Amora

Amora doesn't seem to like Sylvie very much from what I remember.

[JudicatorPrime]

I'd be happy if Marvel had something like Vampirella. Mature readers only, of course. Maybe that's what Satana could be, but I can see how a title like that would maybe prove problematic currently.

[Charlie_1981]

Amora doesn't seem to like Sylvie very much from what I remember.

Maybe this dynamic it is What it would make it interesting.