There is a few books that look good but A lot that I am unenthusiastic for.
Last edited by KC; 08-22-2022 at 01:44 PM.
“Somewhere, in our darkest night, we made up the story of a man who will never let us down.”
- Grant Morrison on Superman
I don't agree with that. There have been non trinity titles that have done well without Geoff Johns (Jim Lee isn't writing the WILDCAT stuff, he just created them)
Take in mind that a lot of the trinity stuff doesn't sell either. Superman has been slumping for decades now, and Wonder Woman has never been a big sales draw comic wise.
Hopefully they let Chip Zdarsky, Ram V, Williamson, Kennedy Johnson, Jeremy Adams continue to, or allow them to pick writing titles outside the top 6. A good writer and the fans will come, a bad writer and they won't
As long as they don't turn him into a Peter Parker clone it's all good. I think it would be cool if he got an ongoing and they began to develop a rogues gallery for him.
It's too bad that Jaime missed meeting the original Ronnie Raymond/Martin Stein Firestorm. They could've been a great duo like Booster and Ted.
It's also too bad they couldn't have just named him Silver Scarab, since Hector isn't using that name anymore.
Of course, I would settle for Ted being renamed Silver Scarab, also, if it meant we could keep both Ted and Jaime.
(Then Booster and Ted could be 'Silver & Gold' )
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Weren't both of them used in Rebirth title?
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Yeah, Jaime was the lead of that book, but Ted still appeared and did become active again as Blue Beetle. Hank Pym is a good analogy, as he existed as a superhero for quite some time alongside his successor Scott Lang - though Hank never went back to being Ant-Man, he was Giant-Man or Yellowjacket.
An even better example would be the Unstoppable Wasp book, which starred the teenage Nadia Van Dyne, Hank's daughter. Hank had been killed off, so her mentor was her stepmother Janet, the classic Wasp. She ends up adopting the orphan (her real mother was Hank's first wife who's been dead since before Ant-Man's origin), and Nadia chooses to take Janet's name (she was originally marketed as Nadia Pym, but never actually called herself that). The book featured both Wasps, even though the younger one was the star. Blue Beetle was the same.
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