CBR: BCC: Mondo Marvel Panel

[CBR News]

Marvel Executive Editor Tom Brevoort and ace writers Jonathan Hickman and Jeff Parker sat down with fans to talk Fantastic Four, Hulk, Thunderbolts, and death at the Baltimore Comic-Con.


Full article here.

[spidarwin]

From the article:
"But because Banner and the former Captain America don’t really trust Ross yet, they also bring in Thor and some others, so “there’s a lot of hitting Red Hulk in the head with a hammer.”


YES! YES! A thousand times YES!

[whiteshark]

Did not knew there was dispute over who was to lead the new Thunderbolts.
Luke Cage imo was the best choice to lead them.

Looking very forward to the developments of Fantastic Four as well,the writing from what i read have been consistent and Steve Epting doing the art duties of the title makes it a title that i will add to my pull list.

The first story arc of Parker in Hulk looks to be sound as well,will be looking forward to get that title as well.

And last but no least,the first story arc of Avengers have been epic with Kang and Maestro and is cool to see that the momentum of that will keep up with the second story arc having the Illuminati!

[deathcry]

And last but no least,the first story arc of Avengers have been epic with Kang and Maestro and is cool to see that the momentum of that will keep up with the second story arc having the Illuminati!

Hopefully with lots of hitting the Illuminati on the heads with a hammer.

[Peter Morningstar]

From the Article...

Before beginning his acclaimed run on "Fantastic Four," Hickman had never read the long-running series.

And it shows...believe me it shows!!! He may well have gone away and done his 'homework', but unfortunately he hasn't got a clue at how to write the FF as a Family dynamic, or how to tell cohesive stories. The storytelling recently has simply been awful, with storylines which are at best tedious and at worst just plain badly written.
I'm sorry, i love Hickman's Secret Warriors, but his FF is a major disappointment.
And as for this 'Three' storyline...all i can do is echo the sentiments of so many in my local comic shop..."Great jumping-off point"
Likewise Daredevil, and the end of Shadowland, and a new Man without Fear...carry on without me, and i've been there from the beginning.
If this is all Marvel can do now, find some ridiculous reason to end runs, only for them to restart as something else, then good luck, but i won't be there for the 'relaunch'. And i won't be the only one.
Sorry Marvel, but i've finally reached the limit to the recent spate of mediocrity you're publishing, especially with the totally unreasonable cover prices charged these days...i can think of a lot better ways to spend my money.