CBR: DnA Relieve Cornell on "Soldier Zero"

[CBR News]

BOOM! Studios have announced Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, otherwise known as DnA, will replace Paul Cornell on "Stan Lee's Soldier Zero" when the writer departs the series after issue #4.


Full article here.

[Bevbos]

I feel kind of bad about missing all this Stan Lee BOOM! stuff. I'll definitely pick up the first set of trades if the reviews are half-way decent. With writers of Cornell and DnA's caliber, I can't imagine they wouldn't be. I do wonder what prompted the switch, though?

[pimp1911]

On board for this.

[stingerman]

This is awesome news! Can't wait for this.

DnA will fit in quite well with Solider Zero. Very good news.

[JessieMidnight]

Well Paul Cornell started off the series in a good way, and I know DnA will kick it up a notch. This is great news, and I can't wait. DnA are a good fit for Soldier Zero, and I can't wait to see where they take the book.

I'm glad that Javier Pina is staying, I hope he doesn't leave the book. He is a great artist, and has defined the look of the book, and each issue is better then the last.

[thedanofsteel]

Well Paul Cornell started off the series in a good way, and I know DnA will kick it up a notch. This is great news, and I can't wait. DnA are a good fit for Soldier Zero, and I can't wait to see where they take the book.

I'm glad that Javier Pina is staying, I hope he doesn't leave the book. He is a great artist, and has defined the look of the book, and each issue is better then the last.

Completely agree.

[fenixREVOLUTION]

I think this sounds like a great fit. I wasn't all that impressed with Cornell's writing in the two issues that I read, but it may have been myself not caring much for the character, but this could kick the book up a notch.

[die_yng]

I don't know, a change in writer, after the creative teams were announced that big a few months ago does seem odd to me. Wonder what happened behind the scenes.

[Paul Nolan]

I feel kind of bad about missing all this Stan Lee BOOM! stuff. I'll definitely pick up the first set of trades if the reviews are half-way decent. With writers of Cornell and DnA's caliber, I can't imagine they wouldn't be. I do wonder what prompted the switch, though?

Although Cornell had an exemption for Soldier Zero from his DC Exclusive... he probably was only allowed to do 4 issues.

[Oddboom]

bah i was gonna drop it after very weak #2 an #3
i liked the first issue but wasnt blown away
i notice cornells name on lots of dc books, but this title is so uninspired that it hurts

but now with DnA on board..

[DonC]

I don't know, a change in writer, after the creative teams were announced that big a few months ago does seem odd to me. Wonder what happened behind the scenes.

Cornell signed an exclusive deal with DC.

Anyway, I'm mildly interested in this book. But I decided to wait for the trade.

[Scientist]

I'm pretty sure Cornell was given permission by DC to work for Boom! since it was a chance to work with Stan Lee.

[Sean Walsh]

I'm glad that Javier Pina is staying, I hope he doesn't leave the book. He is a great artist, and has defined the look of the book, and each issue is better then the last.

Javier Pina?! Ooh. Haven't seen him since he was on DC's MANHUNTER.