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Holy cow.
It looks really good. (I just typed "really god" and almost left it in.)
This has always been one of my fanboy pipe-dreams. To make this sound better, I should say Shooter was my favorite Legion writer of all time, but he wasn't. That's Paul Levitz. What a fanboy thing to say- "you're my second favorite writer ever on this feature!" I am filled with squee. If it wasn't so late I would shout "goal!" really loud. Jim Shooter was a damn good comics writer the last time I saw him write anything, and he's returning to a feature he helped to found. So, so many classic LSH stories are by Shooter.
Goooaaaaaallllll!
It looks really good. (I just typed "really god" and almost left it in.)
This has always been one of my fanboy pipe-dreams. To make this sound better, I should say Shooter was my favorite Legion writer of all time, but he wasn't. That's Paul Levitz. What a fanboy thing to say- "you're my second favorite writer ever on this feature!" I am filled with squee. If it wasn't so late I would shout "goal!" really loud. Jim Shooter was a damn good comics writer the last time I saw him write anything, and he's returning to a feature he helped to found. So, so many classic LSH stories are by Shooter.
Goooaaaaaallllll!
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Date: 2007-09-10 03:01 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-09-10 05:45 pm (UTC)I know now that Shooter was widely seen as a pain in the ass, and gave a lot of his creative people a lot of grief- but I had no idea of any of that then. His tenure as EiC includes some of the runs I remember most fondly- Roger Stern on Avengers, Walt Simonson on Thor, John Byrne on Fantastic Four- and as much as they might have hated having to work with Jim Shooter, some good books came out. It seems like you may have a different view of that period of Marvel, and I'd love to hear it.
It's sort of ironic that the things Shooter himself wrote during this period were mostly bad. I think he's a good writer, but Secret Wars II is mostly dreck, for instance.