CBR: DnA Reopen the Offices of "Heroes for Hire"

[CBR News]

Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning join artist Brad Walker to kick off the new ongoing "Heroes for Hire" series this December. We spoke with the writers, known to their fans as DnA, about the book.


Full article here.

[Hamdinger]

OK, now this title has my interest with DnA on board!

[TonyStark1012]

It's been a long time since DnA wrote Frank. I'm there!

[pharoahe22]

Ok let's see...Iron Fist, Moon Knight, Ghost Rider...I'm on board lol...especially since DnA's writing it

[Vic Vega]

Well this answers all the questions about the "for hire" aspect of this team. They don't ALL work for money. Some for it out in trade.

I doubt this will dissuade any of the complainers though.

[Bevbos]

Looked like another book full of fan-favorite characters sloppily thrown together and most likely to disappoint.

With DnA onboard, it's a totally different story.

Looking forward to picking this up.

[PeterWatson]

This looks pretty cool.

[Hulk_Is]

Damn, reading a DnA story can be a chore for me, but with some of the characters used and DnA really making the book sound good, I'm probably going to buy it.

[Joe Franklin]

Not a fan of Brad Walker's art at all.

But I might buy the first issue out of curiosity of what DNA will do with this grouping of characters? We will see I guess?

[Hulk_Is]

Not a fan of Brad Walker's art at all.

What dontcha like about it?

[dax]

for this, i am excited.

[the Dagman]

I am interested in the series concept and will most likely be picking this up as well. But I find myself wondering where this leaves Nova and the Guardians once the Thanos/Fault story wraps up. Is that it for Cosmic Marvel?

[Rollo_Tomasi]

Hopefully DnA can do the street-level heroes of Marvel what they did to the cosmic side of things.

[TonyStark1012]

Hopefully DnA can do the street-level heroes of Marvel what they did to the cosmic side of things.

Amen to that!

[Jaded Devil]

I can't wait for this book. And I think this is the first confirmation of the Shroud being in the mix, which is good news...he's one of those great underrated characters who will hopefully get some attention in this book.

I wonder if there's going to be a core team in place with the "wild cards" coming and going around them...I hope so. I think there needs to be some stability. Complain all you want about the quality of Secret Defenders (which was bad, don't get me wrong), but only having Dr. Strange as a constant...and sometimes only as the organizer vs. being hands-on for the story...hurt the book as well.