Do you think Ryan Stegman be a good replacement writer for RENEW YOUR VOWS?

[Masked Guy]

*Do you think Ryan Stegman will be a good replacement writer for RENEW YOUR VOWS?

In my opinion, the best Spider-Man book on the market currently is Renew Your Vows. Aside from giving many fans something they have craved for years (Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson being married once again), it has been a consistently engaging, fun and enjoyable series for the past nine issues now; something that I can't say for the Amazing and Spectacular titles at the moment. Unfortunately, veteran writer Gerry Conway recently announced that he will be leaving the book and handing the writing duties off to artist Ryan Stegman (https://twitter.com/gerryconway/stat...40726165856256). While Stegman is an undeniably great artist, I'm a little concerned that he may not have the writing experience needed for a book like this (especially when succeeding someone like Conway). Obviously, I'm still going to give the series a chance, but does anyone else think Stegman will be able to follow in Conway's footsteps?

[PSJ]

what is Conway going to be writing next?

[Mister Mets]

He did get credit for the script for the latest issue (Conway is listed as a coplotter) and it didn't result in anyone complaining about poor quality. He seems able to handle most aspects of writing a comic book story (dialogue, pacing, storytelling.)

[Miles To Go]

Ryan is keen to know what everyone thinks as much as you, as evident by his request for feedback on Twitter

https://twitter.com/RyanStegman/stat...F%3Fpage%3D586

[Masked Guy]

what is Conway going to be writing next?

I don't believe he has announced that yet, though I could be wrong.

[Masked Guy]

He did get credit for the script for the latest issue (Conway is listed as a coplotter) and it didn't result in anyone complaining about poor quality. He seems able to handle most aspects of writing a comic book story (dialogue, pacing, storytelling.)

The most recent issue does give me confidence, but I'm skeptical about Stegman being able to handle the full writing duties without Conway at least co-plotting. We'll see though.

[Masked Guy]

Ryan is keen to know what everyone thinks as much as you, as evident by his request for feedback on Twitter

https://twitter.com/RyanStegman/stat...F%3Fpage%3D586

Good to know. Even Stegman seems a little nervous about taking over for Conway.

[LOSTie-chan]

The last issue was one of the best in the series so I'm not too worried.
As long as Conway leaves him with an outline or a general idea of what should happen Stegman should be fine.

[Masked Guy]

The last issue was one of the best in the series so I'm not too worried.
As long as Conway leaves him with an outline or a general idea of what should happen Stegman should be fine.

That's my hope.

[DCordo74]

The last issue was one of the best in the series so I'm not too worried.
As long as Conway leaves him with an outline or a general idea of what should happen Stegman should be fine.

Plus he's open to feedback. Which is pretty rare in comic writers. Lol! So I'm down.

If he's half as good at writing as he is at drawing, we'll be in good hands.

[Smoov-E]

Sure as the writing was why I walked away after the second issue, if he's the main writer I'll come back and check it out

[Frontier]

If the latest issues are any indication, I think it'll be an easy adjustment .

[Masked Guy]

Sure as the writing was why I walked away after the second issue, if he's the main writer I'll come back and check it out

You didn't like Conway's writing? That's surprising.

[Masked Guy]

If the latest issues are any indication, I think it'll be an easy adjustment .

Conway won't be helping Stegman co-plot the upcoming issues, so we'll see.

[Kevinroc]

This is a really good opportunity for Stegman to grow as a creator. I'll certainly be paying attention.