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    Quote Originally Posted by your_name_here View Post
    My number one vote has to go to Spencer. Ant Man and Superior Foes were fantastic.

    Warren Ellis on Nextwave

    Fraction/Zdarsky for sure.
    Wait isn't Spencer mostly responsible for the current Taskmaster characterization we have? I very rarely check in on monthly Marvel so I could be wrong.
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    I think Duggan is the only one that's actually made me laugh at times.

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    My Top 3:

    1. Peter David




    2. Fabian Nicieza


    3. Garth Ennis
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    Quote Originally Posted by Anthony W View Post
    Wait isn't Spencer mostly responsible for the current Taskmaster characterization we have? I very rarely check in on monthly Marvel so I could be wrong.
    That would be Gerry Duggan who started the trend IIRC.
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    Quote Originally Posted by your_name_here View Post
    My number one vote has to go to Spencer. Ant Man and Superior Foes were fantastic.
    These two books by Spencer get my vote.

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    Dan Slott. Both his Spider-Man and She-Hulk runs showed that he can write legitimately funny comics.

    Nick Spencer.

    Brian Michael Bendis.

    Christopher Hastings. Underrated in everything he does.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrimsonEchidna View Post
    That would be Gerry Duggan who started the trend IIRC.
    So Gerry Duggan is who I blame for no longer enjoying Taskmaster.
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    Dan Slott's Great Lake Avengers and Peter David's run on Young Justice are my two favorite 'funny' comics runs.

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    Stan Lee was funny. That was probably the biggest thing he brought to the table, with his one-liners and self-deprecating captions and the running gags in the credits. A lot of writers have tried to imitate his corny sense of humor but it's harder to imitate than it looks.

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    She-Hulk Charles Soule
    Spider-Woman Denis Hopeless

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    Claremont/Davis Excalibur. PAD Spidey and X-Factor.

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    He hasn't really done any work for Marvel, but Mark Russell is really good at this.
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    The reason why I made this thread is because funny writers were rare because if you really had to be funny if you were going to try it. Nowadays, it's a given that the writers are going to make jokes. The problem is not everyone is funny.

    And most of them are soooo bad. It's like being trapped in an elevator with someone who keeps laughing at their own unfunny jokes. Jed Mackay's first issue of Taskmaster really drove this home.
    "The Marvel EIC Chair has a certain curse that goes along with it: it tends to drive people insane, and ultimately, out of the business altogether. It is the notorious last stop for many staffers, as once you've sat in The Big Chair, your pariah status is usually locked in." Christopher Priest

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    Aaron is really funny on his Avengers

    Zdarsky is good, Zeb Wells

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    Al Ewing has a really funny joke at the end of the newest issue of Immortal Hulk

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