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[muggerblade]

If Marvel..gave you a chance to use a character for a 6 part mini series.
Who would you use? and why?

After reading the Thing id like to do a Constrictor mini series.

[dingo]

I would probably do a one dimensional villain like the Red Skull to give them more depth and motivations.

[Dark Soul # 7]

A Firelord mini. Because he has so much potential that´s still untapped.

[jpk]

I like to see a mini focused on the Wrecking Crew or the Sinister Six. I thought Identity Disc from a couple years back was a decent conceit that wasn't terribly well delivered, but DC's Villains United showed that a well-told tale focusing on the so-called bad guys is possible.

[muggerblade]

I like those ideas.
Red Skull i think was meant to be one dimensional..he is a diryt nazi after all. Couldnt have him becoming popular like Thanos.
I believe Firelord has a biggish part in Annilahation.
And as for the bag guys idea...quality. Maybe like a MarvelTeamup but with evil doers. Didnt marvel do something like that before?

[Lord_Archive]

I'd revamp Oddball, D'Spayre and Halloween Jack.

[The Wayner]

Billy

Simply because I've never believed that darned cave-in would kill him, and that he needs another shot at the Hulk (even though he wouldn't beat Jade Jaws in the rematch, either! :D ).

[geordiesteve]

I would do something within the Marvel Universe, but not completely linked and overwhelmed by the big events, as in the mould of say Runaways, Next Wave, etc, so they mention things, but don't change a lot because of them.

All female team, with older more experienced women and superheroines and some younger women to learn from them. Character driven stories, not just punch ups every month.

Spiderwoman - Julie Carpenter
Amanda Sefton (Daytripper)
Cecilia Reyes
Jocasta

X-23
Magma
Nocturne

[dingo]

I like those ideas.
Red Skull i think was meant to be one dimensional..he is a diryt nazi after all. Couldnt have him becoming popular like Thanos.

The thing we all like to forget about nazis, even archetypes like the red skull, is that they are people too. We don't want to think of people like that as having anything in common with us, which is why I think he would make for an interesting story. What makes him tick? Why does he do what he does? Where exactly does his life experiences overlap with normal people? More importantly where do they differ, leading him to be what he is?