Your dream comic book team

[Ben D]

hello people

what comic book teams that will probably never happen do you want most of all to miraculously happen. They can be dead or alive, can hate each other's guts or not no a clue about the other.

Me: Easy answer, Grant Morrison and Jack Kirby co writing with (you guess which one) drawing on the fifth world concept. Obviously I would love anymore Kirby art and I would love to see taking his concept to the next level of creativity.

[StoneGold]

Owen Hart writing with Jesus on pencils.

[dupont2005]

Agatha Christie and Eugene Delacroix

[StoneGold]

Moe Howard and John Wayne Gacy.

[Iangould]

Alan Moore and Enki Bilal.

[Name_Killer]

Jonathan Hickman & Chris Bachalo

[Name_Killer]

And Daniel Way & Rob Guillory

[Ben D]

Peter David and John Byrne, they'd be perfect for each art and storywise.


plus it'd be awesome to read interviews with the two in the same room :evilsmile:

[Duy]

Alan Moore and Bill Sienkewicz on BIG NUMBERS.


...What?



Fine fine. Alan Moore and George Perez on something that involves a lot of people but doesn't necessarily have superheroes.

[Indigo Al]

Tom Clancy and Rob Liefeld on something.....X-TREEEEEEME!

[Darrell D.]

Warren Ellis and Howard Chaykin.
The snark alone would cause an implosion.

[Ben Charles]

Orson Scott Card and John Byrne on Young Avengers.

[Action Ace]

Alan Moore and George Perez (variant covers by Neal Adams and Alex Ross)

[moonknight11]

Neil Gaiman and another Neil Gaiman.


Make that three Neil Gaiman. All writing a story about how Shakespeare was really awesom and had magical powers.

[J. Robb]

Alan Moore and Mike Parobeck doing all-ages adventure stories.

[dupersuper]

Stephen Colbert and Amanda Connor on Tek Jensen.

[Rylvan]

Andy Diggle & Eduardo Risso
Brian Azzarello & Jock (a.k.a. Mark Simpson)
Alan Moore & Alejandro Garza
Mark Millar & Jim Lee

[prescribeddrone]

Grant Morrison and Alex Grey :biggrin:

[jesse_custer]

Alan Moore and John Severin. Let them do X-Men.