Would you buy a team title starring the Charlton characters?

[Trey Strain]

I've talked about this in another thread, but I'd like to see some actual numbers now.

Speak up and let your opinion count!

[GDC3]

Yes, I would. I'm open to whatever direction they would choose to go in with the series as well. As long as a solid creative team was onboard with a well planned out story/set of stories, I'm ready like yesterday for this series.

[byrd156]

I would buy anything as long as the writing is good.

[silly]

I would buy anything as long as the writing is good.

yep good sesible writing and decent artwork.

[K. Jones]

I bought Pax American, so sure, yeah, definitely.

I'd love to see (or create!) a story that bucked the notion of conventional team books and did something different. I'd love to see Denny's Question coexisting with Bates' Captain Atom, Kupperberg's Peacemaker and Ostrander's Nightshade. I'd set the whole affair Hub City and give it a very Rucka-esque tone. Yeah totally. Major Blue Beetle stuff. Judomaster. Peter Cannon. A really off-color "big seven" that barely ever interact, in stories modeled more after Morrison's Seven Soldiers "crossover" than after a Pax or another book where they're all a "TEAM" team.

[RobinFan4880]

What would the goal of the book be other than to see the characters together?

EDIT: Thinking about it, it would be cool if they all lived in and protected their own city called Charlton.

[Robotman]

i would love to see at least a mini series.

[Trey Strain]

What would the goal of the book be other than to see the characters together?

EDIT: Thinking about it, it would be cool if they all lived in and protected their own city called Charlton.

From DC's standpoint, to sell comics!

From the standpoint of their fans, to get a good comic!

[MajorHoy]

I would definitely be open to the possibility, but so much would depend on the writer / the artists / the editor / and just the overall direction planned for the book.
(I didn't buy the two-issue Convergence series, and that was primarily because of budget considerations and the writer.)

[Professor Moriarty]

why yes, yes i would.

[GDC3]

I bought Pax American, so sure, yeah, definitely.

I'd love to see (or create!) a story that bucked the notion of conventional team books and did something different. I'd love to see Denny's Question coexisting with Bates' Captain Atom, Kupperberg's Peacemaker and Ostrander's Nightshade. I'd set the whole affair Hub City and give it a very Rucka-esque tone. Yeah totally. Major Blue Beetle stuff. Judomaster. Peter Cannon. A really off-color "big seven" that barely ever interact, in stories modeled more after Morrison's Seven Soldiers "crossover" than after a Pax or another book where they're all a "TEAM" team.

I like this idea. I really like the craziness of Kupperberg's Peacemaker. Seeing these disparate takes existing in a combined world/city like that would be fun.

[twincast]

Monthly? Unlikely.
TPBs? Very likely.

[j9ac9k]

Yes and stick them all in a city like Hub City so they can have their own corner of the DCU. It'd strengthen their ties and the characters won't be pulled in a bunch of different directions the way JLA gets.

[md62]

Yes and stick them all in a city like Hub City so they can have their own corner of the DCU. It'd strengthen their ties and the characters won't be pulled in a bunch of different directions the way JLA gets.

This. I was hoping when DC brought back the Multiverse we would get more titles featuring other earths. The Charlton heroes (& Fawcett heroes) would probably work better on their own earth.

[Flash Gordon]

I just want a CAPTAIN ATOM series to pick up where the last left off.