Which writer would you like to see write for VEI?

Brother Darque · Post by **Brother Darque** » Thu May 08, 2014 7:54 pm

Mark Waid.

Shade · Post by **Shade** » Thu May 08, 2014 8:46 pm

Brother Darque wrote:Mark Waid.

Don't keep us in suspense. What book?

jmatt · Post by **jmatt** » Thu May 08, 2014 9:29 pm

Spylocke wrote:
jmatt wrote:Wow, somebody mapped Primer? What a great movie, even if I couldn't understand everything after three viewings.
You don't know how relieved I am to read that. I thought I must be fantastically dumb for not getting everything after two viewings. Three viewings should get a person college credit and figuring it out should get someone a genius grant.

Just look at that timeline. No wonder. I kept watching it thinking "I should be able to figure this out...".

Brother Darque · Post by **Brother Darque** » Thu May 08, 2014 11:48 pm

Shade wrote:
Brother Darque wrote:Mark Waid.
Don't keep us in suspense. What book?

Eternal Warrior.

Sven the Returned · Post by **Sven the Returned** » Fri May 09, 2014 12:04 am

John Jackson Miller could write some nice space opera TYPE STUFF.

Benhaiha76 · Post by **Benhaiha76** » Fri May 09, 2014 11:26 am

How about Chuck Dixon on Bloodshot.
Brian Azzarello on Eternal Warrior.
Jonathan Hickman on Unity.
Nathan Edmondson on either Bloodshot or a H.A.R.D. Corp title.
Rick Remender on Harbinger.

grendeljd · Post by **grendeljd** » Mon May 12, 2014 9:09 pm

dornwolf wrote:Greg Ruka on Bloodshot

+1 - that would be a great fit, especially considering his work on Lazarus.

Heath wrote:Peter David on Q&W.

Another excellent idea, I would love to see this! Good old PAD!

ilzuccone wrote:Rick Remender and Paul Jenkins are two of the best at telling a compelling story from beginning to end.

If you haven't yet check out Jenkin's "Deathmatch" this guy knows how to build a believable world.

I have not read a lot of books by Paul Jenkins, but he wrote one of my hands-down all-time favourite sci-fi robot stories - Construct (Published by Caliber Press). I also liked his run on Incredible Hulk many years ago, brief as it was.

If Matt Kindt ever leaves RAI, I think Jenkins would be an excellent replacement.

ilzuccone · Post by **ilzuccone** » Mon May 12, 2014 10:07 pm

grendeljd wrote:
dornwolf wrote:Greg Ruka on Bloodshot
+1 - that would be a great fit, especially considering his work on Lazarus.

Heath wrote:Peter David on Q&W.
Another excellent idea, I would love to see this! Good old PAD!

ilzuccone wrote:Rick Remender and Paul Jenkins are two of the best at telling a compelling story from beginning to end.

If you haven't yet check out Jenkin's "Deathmatch" this guy knows how to build a believable world.
I have not read a lot of books by Paul Jenkins, but he wrote one of my hands-down all-time favourite sci-fi robot stories - Construct (Published by Caliber Press). I also liked his run on Incredible Hulk many years ago, brief as it was.

If Matt Kindt ever leaves RAI, I think Jenkins would be an excellent replacement.

i found out through wikipedia last year that jenkins has had a hand in most of my favorite comics. (wasn't paying attention to who wrote what back in the day)

grendeljd · Post by **grendeljd** » Wed May 14, 2014 4:22 am

ilzuccone wrote:
grendeljd wrote:
dornwolf wrote:Greg Ruka on Bloodshot
+1 - that would be a great fit, especially considering his work on Lazarus.

Heath wrote:Peter David on Q&W.
Another excellent idea, I would love to see this! Good old PAD!

ilzuccone wrote:Rick Remender and Paul Jenkins are two of the best at telling a compelling story from beginning to end.

If you haven't yet check out Jenkin's "Deathmatch" this guy knows how to build a believable world.
I have not read a lot of books by Paul Jenkins, but he wrote one of my hands-down all-time favourite sci-fi robot stories - Construct (Published by Caliber Press). I also liked his run on Incredible Hulk many years ago, brief as it was.

If Matt Kindt ever leaves RAI, I think Jenkins would be an excellent replacement.
i found out through wikipedia last year that jenkins has had a hand in most of my favorite comics. (wasn't paying attention to who wrote what back in the day)

I just had a look too - I will definitely have to check out his Hellblazer run now - I have only collected up to around #40 of that series.

Didn't realize he wrote the Wolvie Origins mini either, haven't read that in a long time.

cornflakeboy · Post by **cornflakeboy** » Wed May 14, 2014 4:40 am

Thinking on solid writers that are actually kinda missing I'd say:

Steven T. Seagle or Paul Jenkins on Master Darque/Shadowman (altough I am a big fan of Peter Milligan)
John Ostrander on Bloodshot
JM deMateis on Q&W

ilzuccone · Post by **ilzuccone** » Wed May 14, 2014 10:42 am

grendeljd wrote:
ilzuccone wrote:
grendeljd wrote:
dornwolf wrote:Greg Ruka on Bloodshot
+1 - that would be a great fit, especially considering his work on Lazarus.

Heath wrote:Peter David on Q&W.
Another excellent idea, I would love to see this! Good old PAD!

ilzuccone wrote:Rick Remender and Paul Jenkins are two of the best at telling a compelling story from beginning to end.

If you haven't yet check out Jenkin's "Deathmatch" this guy knows how to build a believable world.
I have not read a lot of books by Paul Jenkins, but he wrote one of my hands-down all-time favourite sci-fi robot stories - Construct (Published by Caliber Press). I also liked his run on Incredible Hulk many years ago, brief as it was.

If Matt Kindt ever leaves RAI, I think Jenkins would be an excellent replacement.
i found out through wikipedia last year that jenkins has had a hand in most of my favorite comics. (wasn't paying attention to who wrote what back in the day)
I just had a look too - I will definitely have to check out his Hellblazer run now - I have only collected up to around #40 of that series.

Didn't realize he wrote the Wolvie Origins mini either, haven't read that in a long time.

That's what I'm saying! This guy wrote some of the more rememberable books. I agree with cornflake put him on shadowman.

Benhaiha76 · Post by **Benhaiha76** » Sun Jun 08, 2014 4:10 pm

D'OH! I can't believe I didn't think of Ivan Brandon for Bloodshot, H.A.R.D. Corps or even a Ninjak title. His writing for Men of War and Doc Savage was great. I think he could really get into the soldier/warrior mentality for the above Valiant titles.

jkingman · Post by **jkingman** » Mon Jun 09, 2014 7:37 am

I would love to write Bloodshot...or a HardCorps mini...or Harbinger if Dysart stops writing the characters. Yeah, I know the title is "ending" at issue 25, but it sounds like there are plans for a relaunch after the mini series are over

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